From: Bart van Dongen on 30 Jun 2010 08:35 On Jun 24, 8:41 pm, Salad <sa...(a)oilandvinegar.com> wrote: > John Spencer wrote: > > Did you check the control on the report and make sure it has no format > > applied? > > He could also create a new report. Let's say a record, ID 50, has 2 > memo fields that exceed 255 chars. > Select * from Table1 where ID = 50 > Save as Query1. Then use a wizerd to create a new report. See if that > works. > > Also, is the field set to CanGrow = No? > > > AA Arens wrote: > > >> On Jun 23, 8:17 pm, John Spencer <JSPEN...(a)Hilltop.umbc> wrote: > > >>> Do you mean both fields are memo fields? > > >>> Have you applied any formatting to the memo field or control that is > >>> being > >>> truncated (to 255 characters)? Using the format property on a > >>> control that is > >>> bound to a memo field will truncate the memo field to 255 characters > >>> when it > >>> is displayed. > > >>> You will also see the same behavior if you apply the formatting in > >>> the query. > > >>> AA Arens wrote: > > >>>> If I make a report one field displays limited amount of characters > >>>> (252) while another field has no limitation. > >>>> Both fields has format "Memo" and data of the respective fields is > >>>> filled form the same form and is stored in the same table. > >>>> Access 2003. > >>>> Bart > > >>> -- > > >>> John Spencer > >>> Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010 > >>> The Hilltop Institute > >>> University of Maryland Baltimore County > > >> What I mean one field on the report has limited amount of characters > >> while another field is filled will all the text. Both coming from two > >> fields on the Form. > >> I found out in the Table, both of the fields are formatted Memo with > >> no limitations in lengths. > > >> Where should I check? > > >> Bart I have removed \300 which was filled in the first field of Format tab under the field properties of the report. Works. Thank you. |