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July 13th, 2007, 03:16 AM
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Move Detail on Report
Hi,
I used the wizard to create a form. Everything is fine except I want to have the subtotals under the group headers but the default is for the opposite. Is there a way of 'dragging and dropping' the detail line? -- Andrew 130707 
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July 13th, 2007, 11:32 AM
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Andrew,
Select the control which has the subtotals (or select the various controls) then cut and paste them to the header. There you might have to do some repositioning hth -- Maurice Ausum "Andrew" wrote: Hi, I used the wizard to create a form. Everything is fine except I want to have the subtotals under the group headers but the default is for the opposite. Is there a way of 'dragging and dropping' the detail line? -- Andrew 130707
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July 14th, 2007, 03:28 AM
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Sorry, no, that didn't anser my question. When looking at the report design
I have various group headers (working) and the detail after them. I want my detail above them - any ideas? -- Andrew "Maurice" wrote: Andrew, Select the control which has the subtotals (or select the various controls) then cut and paste them to the header. There you might have to do some repositioning hth -- Maurice Ausum "Andrew" wrote: Hi, I used the wizard to create a form. Everything is fine except I want to have the subtotals under the group headers but the default is for the opposite. Is there a way of 'dragging and dropping' the detail line? -- Andrew 130707
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July 14th, 2007, 05:55 AM
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On Jul 13, 6:28 pm, Andrew wrote:
Sorry, no, that didn't anser my question. When looking at the report design I have various group headers (working) and the detail after them. I want my detail above them - any ideas? -- Andrew "Maurice" wrote: Andrew, Select the control which has the subtotals (or select the various controls) then cut and paste them to the header. There you might have to do some repositioning hth -- Maurice Ausum "Andrew" wrote: Hi, I used the wizard to create a form. Everything is fine except I want to have the subtotals under the group headers but the default is for the opposite. Is there a way of 'dragging and dropping' the detail line? -- Andrew 130707 When designing the report, click View, Sorting and Grouping. It sounds to me like you want group footers, not headers. You can't move the detail section, but you can have footers instead of headers. -Kris
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July 16th, 2007, 06:44 AM
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How logical was that - thanks heaps! I can't believe I didn't work that out
for myself!!! -- Andrew "krissco" wrote: On Jul 13, 6:28 pm, Andrew wrote: Sorry, no, that didn't anser my question. When looking at the report design I have various group headers (working) and the detail after them. I want my detail above them - any ideas? -- Andrew "Maurice" wrote: Andrew, Select the control which has the subtotals (or select the various controls) then cut and paste them to the header. There you might have to do some repositioning hth -- Maurice Ausum "Andrew" wrote: Hi, I used the wizard to create a form. Everything is fine except I want to have the subtotals under the group headers but the default is for the opposite. Is there a way of 'dragging and dropping' the detail line? -- Andrew 130707 When designing the report, click View, Sorting and Grouping. It sounds to me like you want group footers, not headers. You can't move the detail section, but you can have footers instead of headers. -Kris
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