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You have a couple of responses to your other post.
Kees Boer wrote: Hi, I was wondering if I could do a "Control Break" Report from Excel. I'm working in a school with students. Each Student is in a seperate grade_level and they are taking classes, for which they get grades. Thus I've got a spreadsheet with the following grades already sorted. Name GradeLevel Class Grade The Name Field has the student's Name in it. For instance Barry Jones The Grade Level has the student's gradelevel. For instance: 10th or 11th grade. The Class has the Course name that the student is taking such as: English II The Grade has the Grade the student gets for the class such as a B, or C, or A The data is already sorted by Gradelevel and then by Name and then by Class. What I want to do is print out report cards on each student. In order to do that I need the report to do a Control Break when the student name changes. It needs to forward to the next page and print out a new page. Thus there will be one page per student. What I envision is something like this: Name: Barry Jones Grade Level: 10th Courses Grade Logic 88 Algebra II 98 English II 79 Drama 94 Latin II 82 Life Management Skills 91 Then I want it do a pagebreak and then do the next student. My first question is whether this is possible. My second question is what is the best way to do this? I looked a little at Pivot reports, but it didn't seem to give me what I was looking for. Should I import all of the data into Access and create are report like that? Thank you so much! Kees -- Dave Peterson |
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