Solved Subform. Format property. Show header and footer. No difference in putting YES putting NO

[Misionero]

I am working with a department form that has a subform with the employees of each department. There is a property in the subform called "Show Header and Footer" with two options, YES/NO. I have set the subform to Form view to see how this property affects it. I have inserted a title in the header. Even if I set the subform property to NO, when I run the form, the header title is still visible in the subform area. What am I doing wrong?

 

[isladogs]

The subform property is Show Page Header and Footer. Are you actually using a Page Header section or placing the title in the Form Header?

 

[Misionero]

The subform property is Show Page Header and Footer. Are you actually using a Page Header section or placing the title in the Form Header?

I opened the subform in design. I put title text in the header. I closed the subform. I opened the form with subform. The subform show the header in spite of the form propertie is in NO

 

[Gasman]

That says pagina, which is page? No?

 

[theDBguy]

I opened the subform in design. I put title text in the header. I closed the subform. I opened the form with subform. The subform show the header in spite of the form propertie is in NO

Just a guess but that property may be applicable only when you print the report. Just for fun, try printing your form to see how it looks.

 

[Misionero]

That says pagina, which is page? No?

Yes, header and footer

 

[Misionero]

Just a guess but that property may be applicable only when you print the report. Just for fun, try printing your form to see how it looks.

Here it is

 

[CJ_London]

show the property sheet for the form header - in post#3 you are showing the property sheet for the subform control

 

[Misionero]

show the property sheet for the form header - in post#3 you are showing the property sheet for the subform control

It is correct. The property of the subform show header if i put YES. But i put NO, the header of subform not should be when i see form. In my case YES NO give the same result. If exist something in the header of the subform, access show me it. This is my problem

 

[isladogs]

I think you missed the point I was making in post #2.
In addition to a Form Header and Footer, forms can also have a Page Header and Footer though the Page sections are rarely used.
These are not the same thing. Which are you using?

 

[theDBguy]

Here it is

Okay, I just gave it a try. That property seems to be only applicable to subreports. It has no effects on subforms.

 

[CJ_London]

If exist something in the header of the subform,

 

[Misionero]

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This option is good. But What is the result of applying this property? What is the difference between entering YES or entering NO?

 

[CJ_London]

But I wanted to know wich is the mision of the property

please rephrase - what do you mean by mision?

 

[Gasman]

I am guessing mission, meaning purpose?

 

[Misionero]

please rephrase - what do you mean by mision?

What is the result of applying this property? What is the difference between entering YES or entering NO?

 

[Misionero]

I am guessing mission, meaning purpose?

sorry, i wrote fast ... bad english.

 

[CJ_London]

when viewed as a form, yes means the header is visible, no means it is not visible

 

[theDBguy]

This option is good. But What is the result of applying this property? What is the difference between entering YES or entering NO?

Did you see my reply in post #11?

 

[Misionero]

Did you see my reply in post?

I have to check in reports with subreports then....