Kayos
July 27th, 2005, 07:19 PM
I have to write a series of reports which vary slightly, so I have written them using subreports. There are 3 header options, one detail option, and 6 footer options, which can be used in various combinations.
My program structure is thus
group header
subreport header
group footer
subreport detail
subreport footer 1
subreport footer 2
subreport footer 3
.
.
This is working beautifully for most of the reports, except a couple of instances when the detail is more than a page. In these cases the header prints on page 1 and the detail starts on page 2.
I have been through all the sections and groups in both report and subreport, removing all "keep together" checks.
Does anyone know how I can force the detail of the subreport to start printing on page 1, even if it is more than one page worth.
Thanks
Kayos
My program structure is thus
group header
subreport header
group footer
subreport detail
subreport footer 1
subreport footer 2
subreport footer 3
.
.
This is working beautifully for most of the reports, except a couple of instances when the detail is more than a page. In these cases the header prints on page 1 and the detail starts on page 2.
I have been through all the sections and groups in both report and subreport, removing all "keep together" checks.
Does anyone know how I can force the detail of the subreport to start printing on page 1, even if it is more than one page worth.
Thanks
Kayos