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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.
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 · Make a dummy grouping that is unique to each detail. For that grouping, set footer to yes. In your new group footer section that you just created, add your line. In your detail section, select all the relevant fields that can grow and set Can Grow = Yes. Done!
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.
Now most of the time, you want to draw a straight line and many users struggle with how to do that. The trick is to hold the Shift key as you drag to draw the line.
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.
