Hi,

Here is an easy one (maybe), but I couldn't figure it out.

In a list report, how do I number each list line entry with a sequential number, beginning with the number one?

Thanks,

Will

Hi,

Here is an easy one (maybe), but I couldn't figure it out.

In a list report, how do I number each list line entry with a sequential number, beginning with the number one?

Thanks,

Will

Hi,

Here is an easy one (maybe), but I couldn't figure it out.

In a list report, how do I number each list line entry with a sequential number, beginning with the number one?

Thanks,

Will

You can insert the characters @@ in the layout. It will be replaced with the record number, or if in a portal, the portal row number.

You can insert the characters @@ in the layout. It will be replaced with the record number, or if in a portal, the portal row number.

You can insert the characters @@ in the layout. It will be replaced with the record number, or if in a portal, the portal row number.

Thanks Bob

It worked like magic!

Will

Thanks Bob

It worked like magic!

Will

Thanks Bob

It worked like magic!

Will

Oh, one other thing. I added a period after the @@ and aligned it right, but the text box takes up a lot of room and I can't make it any smaller. It must expect maybe up to a six digit (or more). Is there anyway to reduce its width?

Thanks

Oh, one other thing. I added a period after the @@ and aligned it right, but the text box takes up a lot of room and I can't make it any smaller. It must expect maybe up to a six digit (or more). Is there anyway to reduce its width?

Thanks

Oh, one other thing. I added a period after the @@ and aligned it right, but the text box takes up a lot of room and I can't make it any smaller. It must expect maybe up to a six digit (or more). Is there anyway to reduce its width?

Thanks

Just set the text alignment to align right, and place the right edge where you want it. If the number is never larger than two digits, you'll never notice the difference, right?

Just set the text alignment to align right, and place the right edge where you want it. If the number is never larger than two digits, you'll never notice the difference, right?

Just set the text alignment to align right, and place the right edge where you want it. If the number is never larger than two digits, you'll never notice the difference, right?