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Copying a Report Format

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marf - 29 May 2008 14:45 GMT
I have to create a new Report for my database.
I would like to "copy" the format of the current report for consistency
purposes. The new report comes from a different table and query, all I want
is to make it look like the existing one as far as layout, font, etc... is
there a quick way to do that, or do I have to copy by hand???
Bill - 29 May 2008 15:43 GMT
Hi marf

in reports view, right click the report you want to copy and select copy.
Then past. Rename it whatever you want. Then open it and change the query to
the one you want. Then replace all query values with the new ones. That
should do it for ya.

Bill

>I have to create a new Report for my database.
> I would like to "copy" the format of the current report for consistency
> purposes. The new report comes from a different table and query, all I
> want
> is to make it look like the existing one as far as layout, font, etc... is
> there a quick way to do that, or do I have to copy by hand???
 
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