Saving Reports As DAP

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Special Edition Using Microsoft® Access 2002

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About the Author

Acknowledgments

INTRODUCTION

Pt. I. Getting Acquainted with Access 2002

Pt. II. Learning the Fundamentals of Jet Databases

Pt. III. Transforming Data with Queries and PivotTables

Pt. IV. Designing Forms and Reports

Pt. V. Upgrading to SQL Server 2000 Databases

Pt. VI. Publishing Data to Intranets and the Internet

Ch. 24. Exporting and Importing Data with XML

Ch. 25. Designing and Deploying Data Access Pages

Ch. 26. Converting Access Objects to Data Access Pages

Understanding the Limitations of the DAP Conversion Process

Saving Tables As Data Entry Pages

Saving Queries As Read-Only Pages

Saving Forms As DAP

Saving Reports As DAP

Saving the Inventory by Category Report to a Page

Troubleshooting

In the Real World—The Role of Data Access Page Design

Pt. VII. Programming and Converting Access Applications

Glossary

Index

Saving Reports As DAP

ReportML2DAP.xsl does a better job saving simple reports than saving forms as pages. Grouping levels in reports transform to GroupLevelx page sections with a navigation control; detail sections also gain a navigation control. Grouped sections are collapsed by default.

Following is a list of the most commonly used features of reports that don't survive the Save As process:

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