I am fairly new to access, so please excuse my ignorance.  I have a report
with a memo field in it.  This field is cut short in the middle of the third
line.  I have can grow set to yes and all the information fits fine on the
table.  What have I don't wrong?

I have an Access Application created in Access 2003.  I have added the Send
to mail recipient (as attachment) command button to the print preview
toolbar.  On my computer using Access 2003 it works fine.  At my clients who
uses Access 2000(9.0.2720), the button is greyed out.

When I add new fields to a table or query that is feeding a report, those new
fields do not show up on the field list for the report.  Is there a way to
get them on the list as available fields for the report or do you need to
start the whole report over again to add a new field?

I would like to know if it is possible to combine data from multiple records
(that share a key value) into a single row in table form.  I have seen that
there is a concatenate function where I can string them all out with commas
but I would like to know whether there is any way ...

If I had a field name "store #" (in table this listed as a number for sorting
purposes).  Each record would have a non-unique store number assigned to it.
Store #              Need
1                       Box

I have a text field in table. When I print report based that table, the word
in text field break apart.
Example : data in text field : "This is a dangerous film"
But in report : This is a danger

I want to create a pie chart in each detail section of a report that contains
fields from the single record in the detail section. I can get a bar chart of
this data, but not a pie chart (I just get one field that is 100% of the
pie). Is there a SQL statement or something I am ...

Basically I have a table that is set up to auto import data from a TXT file
and from a query produce a report with the field (text) sorted in numerical
order. The problem I have is some of the data imports leading spaces as well
as the text. I need to left align the data and ...

There is a function in the Access Help and How to on Eliminating unwanted
blank lines in labels and reports.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/access/HA011494721033.aspx
It appears to be exactly what I want but I can't get it to print more than

I have the following code to generate an Access report based on an Acsess
query. It depends on the number of columns (up to max. 31 that is the max
number of column headers I can assign to the letter size paper in landscape
mode) in the query and it will construct the report for ...

I used to be able to print the PATH information at the bottom of a page or at
the end of a report.  Now, I can't seem to find the same information in
Access 2007.
It must be simple, but I need some help anyway.  Anyone???

I have a report which runs off a table and it works great if I only populate
the table with one part ID.  However, this report has grown so popular that I
need to run it for over 300 part numbers and was hoping to do this more
easily. I hope someone can help with the code which ...

I have recently designed a report in Access 2003. I have utilised conditional
formatting in order to change the fill (background) colour of certain fields.
The conditional formatting was applied by use of the conditional formatting
wizard (not manually by coding).

Hopefully I can explain this well enough. I have a very large linked table
that holds all of my information. This includes Client Name, Farm Name, and
Field Name (what clients call the field within the farm, such as Home Farm,
North Field). It also holds fertility, soil types, ...

I have a report that has a running sum of Total Hours and Total Money. The
problem i have run into is, 14640 hours need to be multiplied by $45 and the
rest of the hours from now on need to by multiplied by $51... How can I go
about doing this without re-creating my report?