Table Of Contents On an Access Report

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Fred,
I assume from the article that there is a sub report built that looks at the
original report first. The article refers to a sample database RptSmp00.mdb
that I cannot find. It would be very helpful to have this mdb for reference
as I have obviously left a major component out of the equation. I am using
Access 2002. I have duplicated the described code, but it dies on load. I can
see that the code is populating the table, and that the table is to be used
for the Table Of Contents report. Boy it would be easier to review an example
of this. Any ideas where I could find such a thing. Thanks for your help, its
appreciated.
 
Fred,
I assume from the article that there is a sub report built that looks at the
original report first. The article refers to a sample database RptSmp00.mdb
that I cannot find. It would be very helpful to have this mdb for reference
as I have obviously left a major component out of the equation. I am using
Access 2002. I have duplicated the described code, but it dies on load. I can
see that the code is populating the table, and that the table is to be used
for the Table Of Contents report. Boy it would be easier to review an example
of this. Any ideas where I could find such a thing. Thanks for your help, its
appreciated.
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You can find the sample report(s) here at the Microsoft download
center

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/search.aspx?displaylang=en

specifcally for this TOC report:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...a5-c76f-4eda-bc9a-5fac336ef7f1&displayLang=en

(all on one line)
 
Fred,
Thanks again. I found the Northwind db and followed the directions. It was
easier than I thought.
Thanks again,
MM
 
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