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Programming Conditional Formatting for Coloring a Report

Asked by afsfire in Access Forms, Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros

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I have a one page report that prints out all the people in a phone number list. The list is made up of a query. The report groups the entries by location. There are 6 different locations, and what I'm trying to do is based on the person's location, thier information would show up on the report in a different color. Basically Location 1 background box is orange and the people in Location1 would have orange text. Location2 background box is blue, and the people in location 2 would show up in Blue text. etc Still learning alot about Access and coding in Access hopefully this is not too hairy Start Free Trial
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