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Sure it is. &nbsp;If you go into the design view for the report, you should be able to modify it to your heart's content. &nbsp;If you're struggling, maybe post the mdb with more explanation?
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Sure it is.  If you go into the design view for the report, you should be able to modify it to your heart's content.  If you're struggling, maybe post the mdb with more explanation?

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I only see a column setup in the page setup... which seems to affect the entire report. &nbsp;Is there another place to set columns per section instead of per page?
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I only see a column setup in the page setup... which seems to affect the entire report.  Is there another place to set columns per section instead of per page?

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Actually I found a solution... I the column setting uncheck &nbsp;to note make column with same a details... then set the desired number of columns and their width. &nbsp;Now the headers can be set to full page width AND you will have the columns fitting as needed.
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Actually I found a solution... I the column setting uncheck  to note make column with same a details... then set the desired number of columns and their width.  Now the headers can be set to full page width AND you will have the columns fitting as needed.

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I am familiar with how to create a report with more than one column. &nbsp;Is it possible to have multi column widths &nbsp;in the same report, for example page header 1 column and then the detail section 3 columns?
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I am familiar with how to create a report with more than one column.  Is it possible to have multi column widths  in the same report, for example page header 1 column and then the detail section 3 columns?

MS access is it possible to have various column widths for a single report

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