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Avid learner Posted 15 years ago
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In or on
I am writing an access application. In access if a report don't have any data to show, you can program a specific pop-up message. Does this message sound right?
"There is no data to show on this report"
or should I use "in" rather than "on"
Thanks,
AL
"There is no data to show on this report"
or should I use "in" rather than "on"
Thanks,
AL
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in this report. on this page. In access if a report DOESN'T have any data to show
- in this report.
- on this page.
- In access if a report DOESN'T have any data to show
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I think I would use "in" with report.........in this report.
If you were using page (instead of report), I would use "on"........on this page.
just FYI........in your statement:
In access if a report DON'T have any data to show
DON'T should be DOESN'T.........In access if a report DOESN'T have any data to show
If you were using page (instead of report), I would use "on"........on this page.
just FYI........in your statement:
In access if a report DON'T have any data to show
DON'T should be DOESN'T.........In access if a report DOESN'T have any data to show
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