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Continuous Form - Make top record BOLD font
I just figured it out. :) The form I was using was a subform. I made a new text box on the main form and told it to =[Last], [Last] being the name of the DMax calculated control in the header of my subform. Next I went to the detail section of the subform and set the conditional formatting...- JasonKirkland
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Continuous Form - Make top record BOLD font
In a continuous form, how do you make the top record bold or otherwise conditionally formatted so that it's appearance is different from the other records? I have tried using DMax and DLast in the header, then tell the fields in the detail section that if their record number matches the DMax...- JasonKirkland
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
