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Microsoft Word Table design in Access 2007
Is there a method for inserting a table (not an access table, but a word
table with columns/rows/header, etc...) in a description field in a form or below the description field? I'm creating a database for development business rules and sometimes a business rule needs a table to explain or identify the heirarchy/relationship of items for the rule. I don't want this to link to anything else but the Business Rule ID that I am currently in. Thanks in advance! |
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Microsoft Word Table design in Access 2007
You could use a memo field but the data will not be separated by grid lines.
You would need to add spacing and some character as dividers. -- Build a little, test a little. "JFREE223" wrote: Is there a method for inserting a table (not an access table, but a word table with columns/rows/header, etc...) in a description field in a form or below the description field? I'm creating a database for development business rules and sometimes a business rule needs a table to explain or identify the heirarchy/relationship of items for the rule. I don't want this to link to anything else but the Business Rule ID that I am currently in. Thanks in advance! |
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Microsoft Word Table design in Access 2007
The memo option isn't dynamic enough to meet output needs. Thanks for the
suggestion though. "KARL DEWEY" wrote: You could use a memo field but the data will not be separated by grid lines. You would need to add spacing and some character as dividers. -- Build a little, test a little. "JFREE223" wrote: Is there a method for inserting a table (not an access table, but a word table with columns/rows/header, etc...) in a description field in a form or below the description field? I'm creating a database for development business rules and sometimes a business rule needs a table to explain or identify the heirarchy/relationship of items for the rule. I don't want this to link to anything else but the Business Rule ID that I am currently in. Thanks in advance! |
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