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SteveL13

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Pat... &nbsp;You are absolutely correct. &nbsp;I'm going to start over with the report design.
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Pat...  You are absolutely correct.  I'm going to start over with the report design.

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I am working on a report that has a sub-report on it. &nbsp;The sub-report has a text box on it. &nbsp;Here is my challenge...<br />
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If the textbox on the sub-report is the same text value on all of the sub-reports, then they should all appear on the main report. &nbsp;But any time the text field value is different, then the sub-report is to be on it's own main report. &nbsp;Make sense?
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I am working on a report that has a sub-report on it.  The sub-report has a text box on it.  Here is my challenge...

If the textbox on the sub-report is the same text value on all of the sub-reports, then they should all appear on the main report.  But any time the text field value is different, then the sub-report is to be on it's own main report.  Make sense?

Report/sub-report design question

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.