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You may wonder where I get my tips from. No science involved - I just jot down ideas as they occur to me or by someone asking me a question or, if I am lucky enough, by someone showing me something new. The latter is where the tip comes from this week. I did not know this functionality existed in Access XP (I am not sure about earlier versions). This function is very handy as it builds a report based on your relationships.
To do this:
Open the relationships window;
On the menu bar click on ‘File’, then ‘Print Relationships’
A Microsoft Access report will be developed based on, and looking exactly like, your relationships window.
You can switch to Design view if you wish to move things around a little bit. This is great if you wish to study the design of your database or share it with somebody else.
Previously you had to do a screen dump to achieve this same outcome.
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