>>>I think what Nadya was getting at was using the report writer to do your grouping.
>>>Have a look at the grouping item under the report menu.
>>>If your field is called newGroup then simply add a group on newGroup
>>>Also in think in your case you want to start a new page when you change group (there is a check box for this)
>>>
>>>
>>>Or you could just do what andrew coates suggested -
>>>instead of using the newgroup field, use :
>>>int(recno()/10)
>>>
>>>This will only work if you don't have an index order set on the table.
>>>
>>>HTH
>>>Will
>>
>>Will,
>>
>>Thanks a lot for your explanations, making report is much more easier now.
>>
>>I've tried using newgroup and it worked well but when I tried to use int(recno()/10), the 1st page only contains 9 records and the next pages until EOF() contains 10 records. Could you tell me why this is happend ?
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>
>>Budianto M.
>

>int(1/10)=0
>int(2/10)=0
>...
>int(9/10)=0
>int(10/10)=1 && New Group

>
>IOW, int(recno()/10) would not work. I could not create a right formula quickly... NewGroup solution should always work. (if you set it correctly, of course :))

Stupid me! int((recno()-1)/10) should work :)