That line thing looks complicated!
Not sure why you wouldn't just create a Word or Excel document and call that up if you're working in a db at the time you need it. I have no idea what's in your report header and footer so maybe some of these suggestions won't work.
I suppose you could also use an unbound object frame but I've never tried to put on on a report to show another file.
If you're stuck on using only Access and all you want is some kind of paper form, perhaps create a table with the field count & names you need, allow zls (zero length string) in each field. Then run an append query and fill the fields with "" and base your report on the table. If you need 7 rows in your report, run the query 7 times. Your report controls should show but be blank. That's untested by me.
The more we hear silence, the more we begin to think about our value in this universe.
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