How to print "Bottom of Borehole @ xx ft."?

Question

When I export a job to PDF, the "Bottom of Borehole @ xx ft." text is missing. I used to always be there automatically but one day it stopped printing. What's weird is that other people in my company working with the same file print it just fine and it does show up when they do it. Therefore, it must be a setting or something in my computer. Does anyone have some idea what it could be?

Kirk Johnson · Answer

Hi Lucas, 
 I would look at the library file first. You may be using a different report or your own local copy of the library that may have different settings. Verify with your coworkers what library they are opening. If you are opening a library file that is on your C drive then you may have something different. 
 You can tell what library by going to file ..system properties.. look at the path and file name in the first library file box. 
 While a bottom of borehole note can be added in a variety of ways. The most common would be in the boundary text property of the material description column. I would check that first. Goto report design ..pick the report you are using to output.....double click on the material description column to open its properties...click on the boundary text tab to verify you have a a text below last line expression. If you don't then that is likely the issue. You company could have a text entity floating at the bottom of the report, but pretty uncommon check in the report design to see if you have one.

It would be rare to have any setting on the computer just affect the bottom of borehole notes and nothing else. 
 But if you want to try repairing the access database engine it is pretty quick to try. instructions below you only need to try option 1

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Kirk Johnson · Answer

Your expression is referencing a table name caption the true table name is point so it should be Bottom of Borehole @ <> ft bgs