how to apply bold in table entries microsoft Access 2000

G

Guest

Dear sir,

I m Currently working on Microsoft Access Database
i have created the table with three entries
Please find below

S.No Name Address
1 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur "Chennai India
2 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur" Chennai India
3 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur" Chennai India

in the above table i need to apply style bold for the only text "korattur"
please advice us how to apply the bold format for the particular text
in the database

apologies for the inconvenience,


Thanks in advance

Best Regards

Baskar
 
N

Nikos Yannacopoulos

Baskar,

You cannot. You have no formatting options in tables, because tables are
not meant for presenting data; tables are only meant for storing data.
Presentation of data is done in forms or reports, where you have
formatting options.

HTH,
Nikos
 
J

Joseph Meehan

Baskar said:
Dear sir,

I m Currently working on Microsoft Access Database
i have created the table with three entries
Please find below

S.No Name Address
1 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur "Chennai India
2 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur" Chennai India
3 TEST no 17 Raja Strett "Korattur" Chennai India

in the above table i need to apply style bold for the only text
"korattur" please advice us how to apply the bold format for the
particular text
in the database

apologies for the inconvenience,


Thanks in advance

Best Regards

Baskar

Tables are just buckets to store data. Use forms, reports and queries
to display and edit data.
 
N

Nikos Yannacopoulos

Joseph,

Personally I'm not very keen on using queries for the purpose, plus they
do not allow for any more formatting than tables do!

Nikos
 
J

Joseph Meehan

Nikos said:
Joseph,

Personally I'm not very keen on using queries for the purpose, plus
they do not allow for any more formatting than tables do!

Nikos

I tend to agree, but they do allow for filtering and ordering of data.

I suppose it would be a good time to leave a hint as well. Forms -
datasheet view. :)
 

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