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Microsoft Access 2010 : Building Reports Based on More Than One Table (part 3) - Working with Subreports

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Working with Subreports

When you add a subreport to a report, it’s important to understand what properties the SubReport Wizard sets so that you can modify the SubForm/SubReport control, if needed. You should become familiar with the following properties of a SubForm/SubReport control (see Figure 11).

Figure 11. Properties of the SubForm/SubReport control.


  • Source Object This control specifies the name of the report or other object that’s being displayed within the control.

  • Link Child Fields This control specifies the fields from the child report that link the child report to the master report.

  • Link Master Fields This control specifies the fields from the master report that link the master report to the child report.

  • Can Grow This control determines whether the control can expand vertically to accommodate data in the subreport.

  • Can Shrink This control determines whether the control can shrink to eliminate blank lines when no data is found in the subreport.

Not only should you know how to work with the properties of a SubForm/SubReport object, but you should also be able to easily modify the subreport from within the main report. You can always modify the subreport by selecting it from the list of reports in the Database window. To do this, you select the report you want to modify and then click Design. You can also modify a subreport by selecting its objects directly within the parent report.

You can open a subreport in its own separate Design view window by right-clicking the subreport and selecting Subreport in New Window.

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