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Badotz
Friends,
In Access 2003, if I set Hide Duplicates for a <job_number> to Yes, and
then apply Conditional Formatting based on the value of another field:
Expression is: [status_word]<>""
#Name? prints on the report instead of the value of <job_number>.
I have checked and double-checked field names; made sure the Control Source
(job_number) is not the same as the Name (txt_job_number); tried using
<txt_job_number> in the Conditional Formatting, all to no avail.
Any way around this conundrum?
In Access 2003, if I set Hide Duplicates for a <job_number> to Yes, and
then apply Conditional Formatting based on the value of another field:
Expression is: [status_word]<>""
#Name? prints on the report instead of the value of <job_number>.
I have checked and double-checked field names; made sure the Control Source
(job_number) is not the same as the Name (txt_job_number); tried using
<txt_job_number> in the Conditional Formatting, all to no avail.
Any way around this conundrum?