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I am writing a ms/access report
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as soon as I am changing for the next record
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do you mean a form or report? can you make changes to a report directly?
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> I am writing a ms/access report


> as soon as I am changing for the next record


do you mean a form or report? can you make changes to a report directly?

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It is a Report., and the idea is &quot;as I am moving to the next record&quot;... (it's my english)
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It is a Report., and the idea is "as I am moving to the next record"... (it's my english)

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I am writing a ms/access report and, on the detail line, as soon as I am changing for the next record, I need to prepare data such as making a few calculations and load several external images. For this I though to use the &quot;On Current&quot; event, but it does not fire... Which event fires when I am moving to the next record in the detail section?<br />
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can anyone help?<br />
joao
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I am writing a ms/access report and, on the detail line, as soon as I am changing for the next record, I need to prepare data such as making a few calculations and load several external images. For this I though to use the "On Current" event, but it does not fire... Which event fires when I am moving to the next record in the detail section?

can anyone help?
joao

on current event does not fire on a report on ms/access

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