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Would you please teach me a method to fix expand button, +, between-
RegisteredDomainNames column and Owners column in below Table B- and not at
leftmost column in the Table B if you would be so kind to me?
Software's Name: Microsoft Office Access 2003 (Access) .
Operating System's Name: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002
Service Pack 2 (WinXP).
The Access and WinXP contains below Table A and the Table B.
The Table A's quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
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Organizations : Table
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| | ID# | Names | Types | Website
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|+| 10 | Sample Corporation| Corporation | 20
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The Table B's quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
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Websites : Table
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| | ID# | RegisteredDomainNames | Owners
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|+ | 20 | Sample.com | 10
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The Table B's Desirable quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
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Websites : Table
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| | ID# | RegisteredDomainNames | Owners
-------------------------------------------------------------
| | 20 | Sample.com |+|10
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Reason of asking of the teaching:
1. I would like the button to exist between the RegisteredDomainNames and
Owners columns, not at the leftmost column.
2. I searched whole, this Access Database Office Disccussion Group, but
haven't found the method.
3. I googled the method, but haven't found the method.
4. I searched whole followings, but haven't found the method.
The followings:
1. Offline Help in the Access.
2. Access 2003 Help and How-to - Access- website.
Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the website:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/FX100646921033.aspx?CTT=96&Origin=CL100570041033
Thank you for your time and help for me!
RegisteredDomainNames column and Owners column in below Table B- and not at
leftmost column in the Table B if you would be so kind to me?
Software's Name: Microsoft Office Access 2003 (Access) .
Operating System's Name: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version 2002
Service Pack 2 (WinXP).
The Access and WinXP contains below Table A and the Table B.
The Table A's quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
-------------------------------------------------------------
Organizations : Table
-------------------------------------------------------------
| | ID# | Names | Types | Website
-------------------------------------------------------------
|+| 10 | Sample Corporation| Corporation | 20
--------------------------------------------------- ----------
The Table B's quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
-------------------------------------------------------------
Websites : Table
-------------------------------------------------------------
| | ID# | RegisteredDomainNames | Owners
-------------------------------------------------------------
|+ | 20 | Sample.com | 10
-------------------------------------------------------------
The Table B's Desirable quasi, partial appearance in Datasheet view:
-------------------------------------------------------------
Websites : Table
-------------------------------------------------------------
| | ID# | RegisteredDomainNames | Owners
-------------------------------------------------------------
| | 20 | Sample.com |+|10
-------------------------------------------------------------
Reason of asking of the teaching:
1. I would like the button to exist between the RegisteredDomainNames and
Owners columns, not at the leftmost column.
2. I searched whole, this Access Database Office Disccussion Group, but
haven't found the method.
3. I googled the method, but haven't found the method.
4. I searched whole followings, but haven't found the method.
The followings:
1. Offline Help in the Access.
2. Access 2003 Help and How-to - Access- website.
Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the website:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/FX100646921033.aspx?CTT=96&Origin=CL100570041033
Thank you for your time and help for me!