Question for you - can you have more than one bubble / county selected at a
time?  If so, that becomes much more difficult, but if not, then use an
Option Group.

Also, a lot depends on how you Normalized your data in your tables.

Dawn Crosier 
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of takeadoe
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 1:42 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [ms_access] Report Help Needed Please

Dear NG - I'm very new to Access and reports are completely foreign to
me.  I was hoping that I could get some general guidance on how to
proceed with the following:

I've got a form (8.5x11") that is completed by the deer hunter when
s/he presents the animal at a check station for permanent tagging.
Data on the form is ultimately captured using OCR imaging software.
There are a dozen or so fields.  Some are choice fields (fill in the
bubble) others are print fields where the hunter must enter data like
name, DOB, DL#, etc.  Ultimately, all of the data end up in an database
(hence this email!).  There are a number of occasions where I would
like to reproduce the form (information requests, evidence, etc).
However, since the images are not stored indefinitely, my thought was
to create a REPORT in Access that mimics the form exactly.  I'm sure
I'm not the first to do this.  In fact, I've read where you can import
an image of the form and use it as a "template" for placing fields on
your report.  I can probably figure most of that out.  My question for
the group is this.  How do I deal with the choice fields?  For
instance, there are 88 choices for county of harvest.  All 88 counties
are listed on the form, each with a corresponding bubble.  How in the
world do I tell Access which of those 88 bubbles needs to be darkened?

Of course, I'm not looking for someone to do my homework.  Guidance
would be more than sufficient and greatly appreciated.  If you could
point me in the direction of some examples, that would be fantastic.
If I've left you confused, I apologize.  Please email me for
clarification.

Mike


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