| Chris Mills 2005-06-30, 3:24 am |
| The only way I can think of, is to set your report up with carefully selected
left-right margins, and carefully select where you place things/size about the
division.
There is nothing anything like what you ask for.
It is possible to pre-place a report on multiple pages, for instance by using
a sub-form for each "page", held in a "master form".
Whatever you do, if the "pages" are extensible and not pre-set, the result
could be anything (and likely different on different printers).
Whether vertical or horizontal, design the "overrun" to do what you want it
to. MS-Access handles verticle overrun a bit better, but not comprehensively.
> Is there a way to break a report vertically instead of
> horizontally?
In in-built Access methods, no, as you found.
Chris
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> I have a report set up in landscape layout. My report doesn't fit on a
> standard paper and I do not want to use legal paper. So my report is
> mutlitple pages. Is there a way to break a report vertically instead of
> horizontally?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
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