Report.Section Property
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You can use the Section property to identify a section of a report and provide access to the properties of that section. Read-only Section object.
Syntax
expression.Section(Index)
expression A variable that represents a Report object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data Type | Description |
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| Index | Required | Variant | The section number or name. |
Remarks
The Section property corresponds to a particular section. You can use the following constants listed below. It is recommended that you use the constants to make your code easier to read.
| Setting | Constant | Description |
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| 0 | acDetail | Report detail section |
| 1 | acHeader | Report header section |
| 2 | acFooter | Report footer section |
| 3 | acPageHeader | Report page header section |
| 4 | acPageFooter | Report page footer section |
| 5 | acGroupLevel1Header | Group-level 1 header section |
| 6 | acGroupLevel1Footer | Group-level 1 footer section |
| 7 | acGroupLevel2Header | Group-level 2 header section |
| 8 | acGroupLevel2Footer | Group-level 2 footer section |
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| If a report has additional group-level sections, the header/footer pairs are numbered consecutively beginning with 9. |
The Section property is an array of all existing sections in the form or report specified by the section number. For example, Section(0) refers to a form's detail section and Section(3) refers to a form's page header section.
You can also refer to a section by name. The following statements refer to the Detail0 section for the Customers form and are equivalent.
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You must combine the Section property with other properties that apply to form or report sections.