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How to adjust spacing-printing labels in Access???

 
 
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      1st Jun 2007
I am printing mailing labels based on a query in Access 2003. They look
great except that there is no space between the first and last name, nor
between the State and zip, and no comma between City & State. I used the
label wizard, and I know nothing about the code or language. Can anybody
help me please??
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Rich D
Armstrong Custom Homes
Redmond
 
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Hi Rich

If you are running the lables from a query you could use a concencated field
for the name or anything else where you want 2 field on 1 line. Use this new
calculated field in the lable instead of the field names.

Name:[TableName]![1stNameField] &" "&[TableName]![2ndNameField]
StateZip:[TableName]![StateField] &" "&[TableName]![ZipField]

To put a comma between fields use something like
StateZip:[TableName]![StateField] &" , "&[TableName]![ZipField]

Not sure how USA address should look so this may be totally wrong.

To put things on a seperate line just select the field on the lable (in
design view) and just after press return whilst pressing the shift key.

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Manchester, England.



"Rich D" wrote:

> I am printing mailing labels based on a query in Access 2003. They look
> great except that there is no space between the first and last name, nor
> between the State and zip, and no comma between City & State. I used the
> label wizard, and I know nothing about the code or language. Can anybody
> help me please??
> --
> Rich D
> Armstrong Custom Homes
> Redmond

 
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      11th Sep 2009


"Rich D" wrote:

> I am printing mailing labels based on a query in Access 2003. They look
> great except that there is no space between the first and last name, nor
> between the State and zip, and no comma between City & State. I used the
> label wizard, and I know nothing about the code or language. Can anybody
> help me please??
> --
> Rich D
> Armstrong Custom Homes
> Redmond

 
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Serolod
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      11th Sep 2009
Hello Rich D
Press the space bar after the firstname, then add the lastname
Press Enter
add the streetaddress
Press Enter
add the city, press the space bar; add the state, press the space bar; add
the zip

Serolod


"Rich D" wrote:

> I am printing mailing labels based on a query in Access 2003. They look
> great except that there is no space between the first and last name, nor
> between the State and zip, and no comma between City & State. I used the
> label wizard, and I know nothing about the code or language. Can anybody
> help me please??
> --
> Rich D
> Armstrong Custom Homes
> Redmond

 
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