Property | Setting | Applies to | |
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Field/Expression | (Select a field or type an expression) | Reports | |
GroupRecordSource | (Set when you click Promote or Group By Table on the toolbar) | Data access pages | |
GroupHeader | Yes | Reports, pages | |
GroupFooter | Yes or No | Reports, pages | |
GroupOn | Prefix Characters | Reports, pages | |
GroupInterval | (Type the number of characters) | Reports, pages | |
KeepTogether | (Select an option) | Reports | |
DefaultSort | (Type the name(s) of the field(s) you want to sort on.) | Data access pages |
Note On a data access page, you can use a bound HTML control instead of a text box.
For example, if you're tracking office equipment and furniture, and the asset number includes an alphabetic code for distinguishing one type of asset from another (for example, FR100 for furniture), you could use an expression similar to the ones in the following table.
This expression | Returns |
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=Left([AssetCode], 2) | FR |
=Right([AssetCode], 3) | 100 |
Tip In a form or report in a Microsoft Access database (.mdb), you can click the Build button to use the Expression Builder to create the expression.
Notes