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March 3rd, 2005, 02:03 PM
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Remove column heading from datasheet subform
I have a subform that I would prefer to show in dataseet format rather than
continuous forms. I do not want the column heading to show up in the subform (it is unecessary and just adds clutter). Is it possible to to this in datasheet view? I am using Access 2002, SP3 Thank you, NTE 
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March 3rd, 2005, 04:48 PM
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Open the form in design view, and replace the text in each of the labels
with a space. -- Brendan Reynolds (MVP) "NTE" wrote in message ... I have a subform that I would prefer to show in dataseet format rather than continuous forms. I do not want the column heading to show up in the subform (it is unecessary and just adds clutter). Is it possible to to this in datasheet view? I am using Access 2002, SP3 Thank you, NTE
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