missing data

funlife at centurytel.net funlife at centurytel.net
Wed Jul 9 09:17:04 PDT 2008


David and Craig,

Thanks for responding.

After reading David's suggestions I got to thinking and, to make a  
long story short,
for some reason I found out I was only having this problem on one  
report but in looking at another report it showed a few dots after  
one of the food names. I opened up the field and found that  
"Watercress" had been typed in as a second food item in that line  
item. Because I had the expand option checked on one field it was  
showing up on that report but on the report that did not have the  
expand option checked it did not show up.

Deleting the extra data in the one field should do it.

Thanks for getting me to think about how to track down the problem.

John

On Jul 9, 2008, at 9:05 AM, Craig McPherson wrote:

> Summary record?
> Craig McPherson
>
> On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:31 AM, David Thompson  
> <dthmpsn1 at illinois.edu> wrote:
> >I have a food item, "Watercress" that shows as one line item when in
> >a  list I can select and change data in.
> >
> >As soon as I print the list I have two "Watercress" items one with
> >data and one without.
> >
> >The one without data does not show up in the "data sheet" nor on any
> >window I can select it.
> >
> >Any suggestions where it is hiding.
>
> I'm having a hard time understanding the
> question. If "Watercress" can have data in it,
> then I take it that it is the name of a field. If
> there is an extra Watercress field in your
> printout, with no data in it, then I take it
> there must be a label of some kind that says
> "Watercress" or you wouldn't know it was there.
> Assuming this is a report form that you are
> printing, look at the header tile to see if the
> word Watercress appears twice, and delete the
> extra one if it does. I suspect there is no
> corresponding data cell or anything else in the
> data tile beneath it, and that is why it doesn't
> have any data. It's just an extra label.
> Alternatively, it could be a mislabeled field.
> The word Watercress may have been used to label
> some other field, and that field doesn't happen
> to have any data in it.
>
> Dave
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