When I produce my very basic report, I have a sub report that displays
additional information on the main report records. When I view the report it
all looks fine, when I print it, I only get the main report details, none of
the subreport at all. Strange but  true!

I am using Access 2K on a win 2 k pro machine.
I have created a custom report which is 7 in long by 7.5 inches wide
Margins are .25 all around.
When I pull up my report in design mode it wont allow me to go past 6.00 in

I have a table called "data" with fields TIME and LEVEL.
I generate a report "levels" of LEVEL against TIME grouped by day and week.
The query I use is like this...
SELECT data.TIME, data.LEVEL

    I have a short report I'd like to configure to print 2 to a page. I'll cut
the paper in half horizontally after they are printed.
The report is grouped on a field and the detail section can have anywhere
from 1 to 6 or 7 lines (so the detail section is not static in height).

Access 2003 and Access 2007
I have a table of Company Employees
I have added a field (yes/No) to the table called inactive.
I have several reports that list employees. Now I want to NOT SHOW employees

I'm trying to add 4 fields together representing positive pregnancy
test results by trimester along with the old field.
The addition looks like:
=Nz([PosCount])+Nz([Pos1Count])+Nz([Pos2Count])+Nz([Pos3Count])

Hellow Everybody:
I want some text underlining, some bold
what can i do that?
Pls help me as early as possible

I've been using Lebans ConvertReportToPDF for some time now and it works
great for converting a report preview into a PDF but my client has recently
installed a network, having a copy of the access database on the server.
When a PDF is produced over the network from a networked ...

I have Adobe 8.  I have created a form where I double click on an email
address and it automatically starts my email message and attaches a report in
RTF format.  I would really like the format to automatically attach the
report in PDF format.  My problem is that I am not ...

I have a report that totals two columns of numbers.  These totals are then
used to created a calculated percentage.  For example:
       column 1     column 2
            5                5

I seem to recall that there was a way to format a report to that a user can
have some kind of subtotal calculation under a specific category in a Report.
For instance, I have a Report formatted as follows:
Report Header

I have a report that prints total number of hours worked by employees during
a specific reporting period.  The employee submits their time sheets but
sometimes they submit old time sheets as well so that their total number of
hours for the pay period will be over 80 hours.  

I am extracting data from 2 tables on my access report. I have created
a relationship between the 2 tables as well.
When I view the report, it comes out blank and I am not really sure
why that is happening. Please help!

how can I have a report print to a specific printer and paper tray (paper
size of 11 x 17) whenever the report is printed

I want my Access report to print dashes instead of zeroes, with the dashes
lined up with the units. My custom format looks like this so far :
#,##0.000;(#,##0.000);
What can I enter in the "zero value" segment to make it sow a dash (minus