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Re: Field "Captions" in Access
Phillip Windell wrote:
Sorry, but Caption is an Access-defined property that is not accessible via> Is there a way to display the Caption of a Field in Access? I' like
> to use them as column headings instead of using the Field's "Name".
> This way I could have more meaningful column headings.
>
> I've tried the equivalent of <%=Rs.Fields(1).Caption %>
> instead of the previous <%=Rs.Fields(1).Name %>
> but it doesn't work.
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Phillip Windell #2 Re: Field "Captions" in Access
Ok, Thanks Bob.
"Bob Barrows" <reb_01501@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:#YDuqjuUDHA.2040@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...like> Phillip Windell wrote:> > Is there a way to display the Caption of a Field in Access? I'"Name".> > to use them as column headings instead of using the Field'saccessible via>> > This way I could have more meaningful column headings.
> >
> > I've tried the equivalent of <%=Rs.Fields(1).Caption %>
> > instead of the previous <%=Rs.Fields(1).Name %>
> > but it doesn't work.
> Sorry, but Caption is an Access-defined property that is not> JetSQL.
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> Bob Barrows
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