When you click the Sorting and
Grouping button, you have the ability to modify properties of the actual
group:
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Group Header |
Here you can choose to
make a separate header in your report for this specific group,
just like in the Categories report of the Northwind sample
database. |
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Group Footer |
Can be used alone or
with the Group Header. You can place a footer under the grouping
and add an object. |
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Group On |
Allows you to organize
your group based on each value of the group. For example, if
left as the default “Each Value” there will be a grouping
applied based on each entry in the group. For our cities
example, this means that there will be a grouping for each city
name, like London.
The Group On combo box
contents change depending on the data type used to create the
group. For example, if you were to group based on a Date/Time
data type, you can “group on” using the Week. |
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Group Interval |
Allows you to adjust the
interval on how data is grouped. For example, if you want to
apply a group based on a Date/Time data type, and the Group On
setting is set to Week, you can enter the number 2 to group your
data based on biweekly intervals. |
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Keep Together |
This property changes
depending on if you are applying to the section of the report or
the entire group as a whole.
If you are applying to a
section, Access will keep the
information
contained in a group together on the same page. This prevents
data from printing across two pages.
If you are applying to
an entire group, Access will make sure the
entire group stays
together on the same page, including the group header, detail,
and footer. |
Adjust the properties you want
and switch back to Print Preview to see how the report will look when it
is printed.
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