[AccessD] Report length limit...ugh

You can't do it that way.  Use subreports instead.  Each report,
including each subreport can be no longer than 22 inches, but the length
limit only applies to the individual components in design view.  In
addition to a limit on fields, Access reports have a limit on the total
number of controls, including graphics and page breaks, that can ever be
added to the report, no matter how many you might delete first.  If you
have a huge number of fields, then subreports is probably the only way
to handle it regardless.

Charlotte Foust

-----Original Message-----
From: Jamie Kriegel [mailto:jamie at kriegelpcsolutions.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 3:48 PM
To: 'Access Developers discussion and problem solving'
Subject: [AccessD] Report length limit...ugh


 I'm building a report and my detail section needs to be longer than 22
inches?  The report I'm building is an application with tons of fields
that need to go in the detail section (it's about 4 pages if I print the
blank word document).  We are populating this database with values from
our website and I'm trying to build a report to print out for HR.  Any
help would be great!

Thanks,
Jamie


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