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March 23rd, 2005, 11:08 AM
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Auto Bullets/Numbering??
Place a new text box in your detail next to your other records and use the Count Function in the Control Source (i.e. Count(Records))
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April 6th, 2005, 06:23 AM
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Serial Numbering for records in Access Reports
I have a similar kind of problem where i have a query based on a table with the fields such as firstname and lastname. I am running a report which list down all the records. But i want to print a row number / serial number as first column in the report.
Sample SL. No. FirstName LastName 1. Sam Noel 2. Manz Nishad 3. Prav Jeevan Please note that this SL.No is not a bound column to database. This has to be generated while running the report. Any idea guys? Please reply.
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