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There are three ways to make sure that your lines are exactly horizontal (or vertical). Two of them let you add a perfect line to a form or report, use the third when you want to correct a badly-drawn line.
27 lip 2015 · I am making a proposal report that needs to have a border around it. The problem is to get the vertical lines on the side. I can't figure out how to get a line to grow and shrink based on the height of the detail section.
19 gru 2005 · The vertical lines are set according to the width of the text fields across the top of the page (sort of a column like effect) so they never change. The horizontal lines, however, grow with the text box and continues across the page thus creating the spreadsheet like effect that I am looking for.
Listing Detail in Report Horizontally instead of vertically. Imagine a database for a group of slot machines. My query has three fields, MachineNo, PayoutAmt, and Date_Time. In my report, I have the MachineNo as a Group, the PayoutAmt as the detail, and the Sum of of PayoutAmt in the MachineNo footer which produces a total payout for each ...
There are three ways to make sure that your lines are exactly horizontal (or vertical). Creating a new line. Click on the line tool. Click on the form or report. Access will create a short horizontal line. Press SHIFT plus left or right cursor key to make the line longer or shorter. Drawing a new line. Click on the line tool. Press the SHIFT key.
30 lip 2015 · In access 2013 you can use a ‘line’ object to draw horizontal or vertical lines. Typically you would draw a horizontal line through the ‘detail’ section to create a margin line between two fields.
There are three ways to make sure that your lines are exactly horizontal (or vertical). Two of them let you add a perfect line to a form or report, use the third when you want to correct a badly-drawn line.
