Subreport Width

T

taccea

I have an access 2000 main report with 3 subreports,
one on the header/detail/and footer bands.
They all print ok, except the at one on the detasection is actually lanscape
orientation that is 11x8.5". and of course it is being truncated because the
main report window is 8.5x11.
I tried the onpage event and put
if [page] > 1 then
section[0].width = 10.5
endif

but it says the width is not a member.

Any pointers appreciated.

taccea
 
M

Marshall Barton

taccea said:
I have an access 2000 main report with 3 subreports,
one on the header/detail/and footer bands.
They all print ok, except the at one on the detasection is actually lanscape
orientation that is 11x8.5". and of course it is being truncated because the
main report window is 8.5x11.


You can not change the page orientation once the report
stats runnung, There is no way around this.
 
T

taccea

According to what I have been told it it not the orientation but dimension
that I am changing..

taccea
 
M

Marshall Barton

taccea said:
According to what I have been told it it not the orientation but dimension
that I am changing..

Nice try ;-) But that's what orientation means - the way
the page is turned. Regardless of what words you use to
describe it, it is not possible in Access. Maybe you could
find some tricky way to combine multiple Word Merge
documents??
--
Marsh
MVP [MS Access]



 
T

taccea

Appreciate your valuable time.
taccea


Marshall Barton said:
taccea said:
According to what I have been told it it not the orientation but dimension
that I am changing..

Nice try ;-) But that's what orientation means - the way
the page is turned. Regardless of what words you use to
describe it, it is not possible in Access. Maybe you could
find some tricky way to combine multiple Word Merge
documents??
--
Marsh
MVP [MS Access]



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