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Hakan Naslund
I have some reports that utilize the section onformat action to change a
textbox's fontweight depending on field value... This works great both on
report print and preview!
With 2007 SP1, we have the ability to create pdf's directly from access
which is great! But it seems that the onformat code is not executed in this
case...!
To reproduce, we can make a simple report:
create an emtpy report in design mode.
add 2 text boxes.
set the control source to ="TEXT" for both.
on one of the controls onformat event, add code to make the text bold:
Me.Text1.FontWeight=1000
Save the report as Report1.
if you open the report in print preview (or if you print it), you'll see
that one of the "TEXT" messages are in bold.
Now, open the vba editor and in the direct window type:
docmd.OutputTo acOutputReport
,"Report1",acFormatPDF,"c:\Report1.pdf",true,,,acExportQualityPrint
A pdf file is created and opened in your pdf viewer. Notice that this time,
none of the text boxes are in bold!
Is this by design or is it a bug? Any ideas how to get around it?
textbox's fontweight depending on field value... This works great both on
report print and preview!
With 2007 SP1, we have the ability to create pdf's directly from access
which is great! But it seems that the onformat code is not executed in this
case...!
To reproduce, we can make a simple report:
create an emtpy report in design mode.
add 2 text boxes.
set the control source to ="TEXT" for both.
on one of the controls onformat event, add code to make the text bold:
Me.Text1.FontWeight=1000
Save the report as Report1.
if you open the report in print preview (or if you print it), you'll see
that one of the "TEXT" messages are in bold.
Now, open the vba editor and in the direct window type:
docmd.OutputTo acOutputReport
,"Report1",acFormatPDF,"c:\Report1.pdf",true,,,acExportQualityPrint
A pdf file is created and opened in your pdf viewer. Notice that this time,
none of the text boxes are in bold!
Is this by design or is it a bug? Any ideas how to get around it?