An implementation of Visual Basic that is built into Microsoft products.
Reports in these Microsoft templates and products can be customized, including adding or showing additional fields like telephone numbers, but the method depends on where the birthday report is built.
If the birthday report is an Access report (for example, based on a Contacts database template):
- Open the report in Layout view or Design view so the structure can be edited.
- Use Add Existing Fields to add the phone field to the report:
- On the Design tab, in the Tools group, select Add Existing Fields.
- In the Field List, drag the telephone field onto the report where it should appear.
- Adjust layout as needed:
- To change column width, select the new field and drag the left/right edge.
- To change row height, drag the top/bottom edge.
- If a field is bound to the wrong source, select it, open the property sheet (F4), and change ControlSource to the correct phone field.
If the birthday report is part of a Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (on-premises) solution:
- Edit the report definition (for example, via the Report Wizard if it is a wizard-based report) and include the telephone field in the dataset and layout.
- After editing, test the report and then make it available to the organization.
- If the report is solution-aware and included in a solution, remember that if any component of the report set (report, subreport, category, display area, related record type) has been customized in the target environment, non-overwrite solution imports will not update that component.
In all cases, telephone numbers can be included only if the underlying table/query or dataset already exposes the phone field; if not, the data source must first be updated to include that field.
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