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You may be looking for the wrong thing. &nbsp;Look for defining the bottom border of the text box and not formatting the text.
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You may be looking for the wrong thing.  Look for defining the bottom border of the text box and not formatting the text.

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Agreed. &nbsp;<br />
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To do so, right click on the text object, go to Format editor by selecting Format text, click on the formula edit button to the right of &quot;Bottom:&quot; then create a fomula whose result is crSingleLine or crNoLine. &nbsp;For example<br />
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<pre><code id="code-303790">if &lt;&lt;UserSelection&gt;&gt; = &lt;your criterion here&gt; then
crSingleLine else
crNoLine;</code></pre>
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Agreed.  

To do so, right click on the text object, go to Format editor by selecting Format text, click on the formula edit button to the right of "Bottom:" then create a fomula whose result is crSingleLine or crNoLine.  For example



if <<UserSelection>> = <your criterion here> then
crSingleLine else
crNoLine;

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I am dynamically changing the text that appears in my report column headers and the column detail, contingent upon a user's selection. &nbsp;I would like modify my current formula that creates these headers to underline the header . Can this be done?<br />
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Formula looks something like this.<br />
'Date' + CHR(10) 'Started' &nbsp;which produces the following result: &nbsp;I would like to underlind Started.<br />
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Date<br />
Started<br />
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I am dynamically changing the text that appears in my report column headers and the column detail, contingent upon a user's selection.  I would like modify my current formula that creates these headers to underline the header . Can this be done?

Formula looks something like this.
'Date' + CHR(10) 'Started'  which produces the following result:  I would like to underlind Started.

Date
Started




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