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mhmaid - 03 Nov 2006 14:19 GMT
hello ,
I have a Report showing List of Transactions for accounts.and I have only
one field in my contorl source for the amounts whether debits or credits. but
in the report , i want to keep the debits separate and the credits also
separate , like the bank statement of accounts. how can i do this.
Keithr - 03 Nov 2006 14:31 GMT
Assuming you have opposite sign (say, credit as positive and debit as
negative) then check out the help entry for Format, particularly number
formatting and custom formats.  You can define a format that includes literal
characters, so if you display the results in a text box that is wider than
necessary and include something like a tab character (Ascii code 9), you can
offset debits to what looks like a separate column.

Alternatively, provide two text boxes, each bound to the transaction amount
but using a calculated control source value something like:

Credits
   = iif([Value] >=0, [Value], Null)

Debit
   = iif([Value] < 0, [Value], Null)

Hope that helps

> hello ,
> I have a Report showing List of Transactions for accounts.and I have only
> one field in my contorl source for the amounts whether debits or credits. but
>  in the report , i want to keep the debits separate and the credits also
> separate , like the bank statement of accounts. how can i do this.
 
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