This week's question comes all the way from Germany! I like that I've got people coming to my blog from all around the world, that's pretty neat."How do I make bulleted lists on my Access reports?"This is a very good question! You'll notice that, unlike Word, there's no easy option on the ribbon to make bulleted lists. Thankfully, there's a somewhat simple workaround for that.Go to design view for your report. In the detail section, go to the text box of the item you'd like to appear in a bulleted list format. As an example, let's say that...
The last question I got, a very good one, was from a very frustrated guy who was sick of opening up his Word documents and having them appear with all of his reviewing markup showing (additions, deletions, comments, etc.). He wanted a way for it to automatically show the 'Final' version. And here is a solution for you! But fair warning, if you use this bit of VBA code, it will not immediately be apparent if changes have been tracked in a document and if there are comments and other markups in the file. Why might this be a problem? If you're...
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