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I have several sub reports in a report. Right now when there are a lot of
records in a sub report it will run over the top of another sub report that is placed below it. How can I keep the spacing the same even when the report grows? |
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Fipp wrote:
I have several sub reports in a report. Right now when there are a lot of records in a sub report it will run over the top of another sub report that is placed below it. How can I keep the spacing the same even when the report grows? That typically happens when the top control's bottom overlaps the top of the control below it. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 19:13:42 -0500, Marshall Barton
wrote: Fipp wrote: I have several sub reports in a report. Right now when there are a lot of records in a sub report it will run over the top of another sub report that is placed below it. How can I keep the spacing the same even when the report grows? That typically happens when the top control's bottom overlaps the top of the control below it. I just posted this in another thread, but it may help here too: Here's a trick to make sure that adjacent controls are touching but not overlapping: Select two or more adjacent controls. Click Format, Horizontal Spacing (or Vertical Spacing), Decrease. Access will not decrease spacing to less than zero. It will actually *increase* the spacing to exactly zero, making the controls touch each other perfectly without overlapping. Armen Stein Microsoft Access MVP www.JStreetTech.com |
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