SubForm Design

I

iamnu

I have a SubForm that is a Continuous Form, and has both a Header and
Footer. I have sized the SubForm so that it has up to nine rows of
visible data.

The Footer is always located physically in the same location, no
matter how many rows of visible data.

I'm wondering if it is possible to "move" the Footer (which contains
Totals), so that SubForm would shrink if there were less than nine
visible rows, so that the Footer row would always appear immediately
below the last visible row.

Any way to do this?
 
A

Allen Browne

No: the Form Footer section will always be at the bottom of the subform
control.
 

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