F. Scott Barker's Microsoft® Access 2000 Power Programming

CREATING A WIZARD-LIKE INTERFACE FOR SELECTING GROUP-BY ITEMS

Along with the wizard-like interface being much more powerful than the one presented in the last section, the interface also makes the current example easier to adapt. Figure 11.28 shows the wizard-type interface for reports. (This is considered a wizard-type interface because, being data-driven, it doesn't take much to adapt the same interface for new reports.)

Figure 11.28. This interface can be used for an unlimited number of single-level grouping reports.

Here are the main features of this example:

• The interface used for calling the report uses a wizard-like look and feel, giving ...