The rest of this surface defines the space on a page remaining for printing columns and column spacing area. This is the only area intended to contain report controls. In multi-column mode, the report’s design surface is limited to the area defined by the column width. The following image illustrates a report designer with a multi-column layout applied to the report. Set the Group Footer band’s PageBreak property to AfterBand to make each group start on a new column. When the report data is grouped, group bands serve as column headers or footers. The report data is arranged vertically and is wrapped to the next column on reaching the bottom page margin. When the report data is grouped, the multi-column layout is applied to each group individually. The report data is arranged horizontally and is wrapped to the next row on reaching the right page margin. Specifies the preferred direction for arranging report data within columns. Specifies the distance between adjacent columns. With this setting, the report displays as many columns as it is possible according to the specified column width, column spacing and report page size. Makes the report columns have a specific width based on the MultiColumn.ColumnWidth value. When this property is set to 1, the report looks as though its multi-column layout is disabled.
Makes the report display a specific number of columns based on the MultiColumn.ColumnCount value. The DetailBand.MultiColumn property provides access to the following multi-column settings of the Detail band.Įnables you to select one of the following modes. To access the multi-column settings of a report’s Detail band, use its smart tag or the Properties window. To quickly create labels of standard sizes, you can also use the Label Wizard.įor a corresponding online demo, see Multi-Column Report. I have 3 other databases and those wizards work fine.As opposed to side-by-side reports that are mainly used to display content from different data sources, multi-column reports enable you to arrange content from a single data source. *You may have used an SQL aggregate function such as count in a design grid or in a calculated control or field. * You may have used a DoEvents, LBound, UBound, Spc, or tab function in an expression. When I finish using the wizard it always says "The function you entered can't be used in this expression. In design view for the report the box always comes up "unbound." It's not able to get information from any of my tables or any query I create. I tried using the label wizard using a table instead of a query and it still didn't work. If it works then the problem isn't in the wizard but in the query. Is it in the creation of a report using the wizard? Or has the report been created already and the error comes when trying to run the report? Is the report based on a join query?Īgain, try using the label wizard to create a report based on another query. Sorry if this seems stupid, Im just having a tough time understanding where the problem is. Can you use the label wizard to create a report based on another query besides the join query?
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