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9.4

Forcing the labels in a sub report to show if there is no data in the sub report

Asked by TomDuCrosbie in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: data

I have a house hold report that lists the customer then all the account nubmers and the type of accoutn the customer has with us.  Folowing the list of acct numbers, is supposed to be a subreport of the services they have or do not have.  

The problem is that if the customer doesn't have any of the extra services that show up in the subreport, then nothing of the subreport shows.  It's just a blank spot.  Is there a way to force the labels to show even if there is no data associated with the paticular customer?

Here's an example of what I want

Joe

Account#     Account Type
  123                 SVG
  2865               VDC

CM    INV1    24hrBKR

I would like the CM INV1 and 24hrBKR to show even if there is no data for them.

Thanks

Tom
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