MS Access 2010 - Remove Header/Footer

Hi  Amour22015

you can found here a link to do this :https://support.office.com/en-nz/article/Change-or-delete-header-and-footer-information-in-a-presentation-31fd1e84-ccc7-47be-89ba-cc80be68c500

Ok, that totally got me lost.

I don't have any of that in my 2010 Access.

I have tabs:
File: Home: Create: External Data: Database Tools: Design: Arrange: Format: Page Setup:

What tab?

then what section?

then what to do in that section?

Please help and thanks

Open the report in designview.
Right-click in the report (outside a control).
Deselect Report Header/Report Footer.

/gustav

Ok,

Gustav Brock,
If I do that will it not delete the both the Header/Footer?
I don't want to delete both because there I need the info in the Header.

PatHartman,
I don't want to delete groups I want to ONLY delete:
Contact Footer

Please help and thanks

The grouping is what makes the footer.  You can remove the footer section without removing the grouping by just changing the property.  Click the "more" option for the Contact group.

PatHartman,

I should say that I am new to all this.

Currently my Property Sheet is at GroupFooter0 and I have Contact Footer highlighted.

On the Group, Sort, and Total section I have:
Sort by expression
        Group on expression, ascending, by entire value, with no totals, with title click to add, with a header section, with a footer section, keep whole group together on one page, Less
       Add a group   Add a sort.

Please help and thanks

Like on:
ID: 40822788

I noticed that the "group on RC" is showing and I also noticed that there is a "RC Footer"

But on mine:
There is no "Group on Contact", yet I have a "Contact Footer"

See attachment.

Please help and thanks
ContactFooter.docx

Since there is nothing in the footer, you can just drag the bottom edge all the way up to remove the space without actually removing the section.

Yes I know that I can drag the bottom edge up,  but I wanted to know if I could actually delete the footer without deleting the associated header?

Thanks for helping.

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  That is what I told you several posts back.  Go to the sorting/grouping dialog that is shown in the picture I posted and CHANGE the settings.  

However, if you drag the footer to a 0 height, what difference does it matter if it is still there?

PatHartman,

I noticed that your image shows but mine is in word and you have to open to see it.

What are you doing that I am not?

Some have mentioned to use ? to do the same, but I have not been able to finger that out.

So let's see:
I do a prnt screen
I copy it into word
double click
get the crop tool and cut out all I don't need.
save the docx
and attach
Submit

What do you do?

Thanks

You have to save the image as an image file type such as .jpg.  Then in the attach file dialog, you have the option to embed the picture.  I don't think embedding works if the file type isn't an image.

In my office, I use SnagIt to capture the image.  Other places, I use the Snipping Tool which is part of Office or Windows 7.  If you don't see it, go to the accessories folder and pin it to the start menu.

Thanks