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Insert carriage return and line feed in a report?

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Pete - 29 Oct 2004 19:32 GMT
I have a report that has a memo field that can be quite lengthy along with
small fixed length fields (with one of them that can have up to six separate
entries) that are part of the same record as the memo field data.  I want to
print the memo and separate field entries with the small fields on separate
lines using a carriage return and line feed.  Please Advise
Larry  Linson - 31 Oct 2004 03:23 GMT
Eh? The memo field and separate fields will be printed in separate text
boxes, unless you code to concatenate them. If you do concatentate them,
there is a predefined constant that you can include for "new line" --
vbCrLf.

 Larry Linson
 Microsoft Access MVP

> I have a report that has a memo field that can be quite lengthy along with
> small fixed length fields (with one of them that can have up to six separate
> entries) that are part of the same record as the memo field data.  I want to
> print the memo and separate field entries with the small fields on separate
> lines using a carriage return and line feed.  Please Advise
 
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