Lising in report heady

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Hi All,

I need some help with access reporting. I am trying to show a list of
clients associated to and employee. I tried doing this with a group on
clients, the user does not want to see it that way. I am not sure how to
handle listing in the report header...

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Nats
 
Hi All,

I need some help with access reporting. I am trying to show a list of
clients associated to and employee. I tried doing this with a group on
clients, the user does not want to see it that way. I am not sure how to
handle listing in the report header...

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Nats

Care to give us a hand here? How are you storing the clients,
employees, and their relationships in your Tables (I'd hope with a
third table related to both, but that's not clear)?

You may want a Subreport (listing all the clients) in the report
header...

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
There is a 1 to many relationship between the employee and the client table.
EmployeeID is a forign key in the customer table.

My select stmt for the rpt extracts an employee and all customers associated
with that employee. When there is more that 1 customer I don't know how to
show all of the in the report header section.

Employee Name: Employee
Customers: customer1, customer2, customer3, etc

Please let me know if you need more information to help me our....

Thanks in advance.
 
My select stmt for the rpt extracts an employee and all customers associated
with that employee. When there is more that 1 customer I don't know how to
show all of the in the report header section.

Employee Name: Employee
Customers: customer1, customer2, customer3, etc

To see it as

Customers
Customer1
Customer2
Customer3

use a Subform in the header.

To see it all lined out in one field, you'll need some VBA code:
there's sample code that you can use at

http://www.mvps.org/access/modules/mdl0004.htm

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 

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