Correct grammar please....?

Question

"It can be set as any type without affecting reports". Should there be a comma between "type" and "without"?

Answer 1

nope.

only use commas if you were putting 2 sentences together or filler like this: it can't be set as type, therefore, without affecting reports"

hope that made sense

Answer 2

I don't think so.... but it makes sense either way

Answer 3

No comma is needed.

Answer 4

I go with olivia's answer. Seems to make better sense.

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

yes- if you want it to mean that it will also not affect reports ( it can be set as any type, (and) without affecting reports)

no-if you want it to mean that by setting it as any type it wont affect reports (it can be set as any type that wont affect reports)

Answer 7

No comma.