PageSetDesc problem
Dear all,
I have tried to print some reports using "Group" and "Subreport", I have
placed a system variable "PageSetDesc" in the subreport, during preview, I
found that the PageSetDesc is calculated wrongly, it displays "Page 1 of 1"
then "Page 2 of 2" in second page, then "Page 3 of 3" in 3rd page...
To let you know the problem, I have modified the RB build-in demo program's
report 61 to demonstrate my question. The zipped EXE can be downloaded in
http://raymondicy.uhome.net/Demo.zip
Please advise
Thanks,
Raymond Ng
Dear all,
I have tried to print some reports using "Group" and "Subreport", I have
placed a system variable "PageSetDesc" in the subreport, during preview, I
found that the PageSetDesc is calculated wrongly, it displays "Page 1 of 1"
then "Page 2 of 2" in second page, then "Page 3 of 3" in 3rd page...
To let you know the problem, I have modified the RB build-in demo program's
report 61 to demonstrate my question. Both zipped EXE and report format is
attached.
Please advise
Thanks,
Raymond Ng
I have tried to print some reports using "Group" and "Subreport", I have
placed a system variable "PageSetDesc" in the subreport, during preview, I
found that the PageSetDesc is calculated wrongly, it displays "Page 1 of 1"
then "Page 2 of 2" in second page, then "Page 3 of 3" in 3rd page...
To let you know the problem, I have modified the RB build-in demo program's
report 61 to demonstrate my question. The zipped EXE can be downloaded in
http://raymondicy.uhome.net/Demo.zip
Please advise
Thanks,
Raymond Ng
Dear all,
I have tried to print some reports using "Group" and "Subreport", I have
placed a system variable "PageSetDesc" in the subreport, during preview, I
found that the PageSetDesc is calculated wrongly, it displays "Page 1 of 1"
then "Page 2 of 2" in second page, then "Page 3 of 3" in 3rd page...
To let you know the problem, I have modified the RB build-in demo program's
report 61 to demonstrate my question. Both zipped EXE and report format is
attached.
Please advise
Thanks,
Raymond Ng
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Comments
request them. Set the Report.PassSetting to psTwoPass. This causes the
report to paginate all the pages in memory without creating any output
pages. The page count will be known when you request the first page of a two
pass report.
Cheers,
Jim Bennett
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com