One Record Per Page Printing-Access 2007

S

SueW

Report for daily appointments for senior transportation drivers. Report is
grouped by Driver. Keep together is selected.
Detail band: Keep together-Yes; Force New Page-Before Section; Can
Grow-Yes; Can Shrink-Yes
Goal: Report generated so each driver has his/her own appointments.
Orientation: Landscape, paper size 8.5 x 14, column width: 13.5729"; column
height: 0.3069"

When previewing in Print Preview one record per page is appearing rather
than all appointments for a driver for a given date. I have the bands as
narrow as I can make them. I am missing something.
 
M

Marshall Barton

SueW said:
Report for daily appointments for senior transportation drivers. Report is
grouped by Driver. Keep together is selected.
Detail band: Keep together-Yes; Force New Page-Before Section; Can
Grow-Yes; Can Shrink-Yes
Goal: Report generated so each driver has his/her own appointments.
Orientation: Landscape, paper size 8.5 x 14, column width: 13.5729"; column
height: 0.3069"

When previewing in Print Preview one record per page is appearing rather
than all appointments for a driver for a given date. I have the bands as
narrow as I can make them. I am missing something.


Remove the detail section's ForceNewPage. Set the Driver
group header section's ForceNewPage to Before Section.
 
S

SueW

Marshall Barton said:
SueW said:
Report for daily appointments for senior transportation drivers. Report is
grouped by Driver. Keep together is selected.
Detail band: Keep together-Yes; Force New Page-Before Section; Can
Grow-Yes; Can Shrink-Yes
Goal: Report generated so each driver has his/her own appointments.
Orientation: Landscape, paper size 8.5 x 14, column width: 13.5729"; column
height: 0.3069"

When previewing in Print Preview one record per page is appearing rather
than all appointments for a driver for a given date. I have the bands as
narrow as I can make them. I am missing something.


Remove the detail section's ForceNewPage. Set the Driver
group header section's ForceNewPage to Before Section.

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Marsh
MVP [MS Access]
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Thank you. I thought I tried this, but must not have.
 

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