nicocizik
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Yes, with the current version of ReportBuilder, most of the code would
need to be inside a passthru function.
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Hi Mark,
This can be done in RAP (with pass-thru functions). This would be a
nice feature of report groups. We will consider this for a later
release of ReportBuilder.
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Mark,
Take a look at the following example on hiding an orphaned group header.
This is not exactly what you are trying to accomplish but it should
get you on the right track.
in Group header page break in Sub reports Comment by nicocizik October 2011 -
Hi George,
Be sure the second subreport's KeepTogether property is set to False if you
do not want it to start a new page. Also be sure your group is not set to
start a new page (this is defined in the group dialog).Hi Shane,
1. Be sure the subreport's ParentWidth property is set to True. This will
ensure that it prints the entire width of the page defined in the main
report. Which type of subreport are you using? (i.e. Child, Fixed, o…Hi Vinh,
Try using the PageStyle (available by selecting the Report | Page Style |...
option from the designer main menu). Anything inside this "band" will print
behind your report design. If you size the PageStyle to equal …Hi Trevor,
Try setting the Pipeline.SkipWhenNoRecords property of your detail pipeline
to False. This should give you the behavior you are after.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
Once you change the value of the TppElement.Color, it will remain that color
unless you change it back to it's original. Try doing something like the
following...
if aColumn mod 4 = 0 then
begin
aElement.Color…Hi Harry,
Thanks for the code, however it is very difficult for me to test something
like this without an example of the crosstab you are using. If you trace
this code are the correct conditions firing at the right times? Is…Hi Harry,
If you do not want to affect all values, try checking the aColumn and aRow
parameters of the OnGetValueText event. This will allow you to only alter
certain cells and leave the others alone.
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Rega…Hi Craig,
Ah ok.... I can think of two ways to approach this.
1. Knowing the width and height of the memo object, you should be able to
calculate how many lines of text at a certain font the memo will hold. Once
y…Hi Craig,
Take a look at the following example of shrinking the font size so a memo
will fit on one page regardless the size. This should get you on the right
track.
in TppMemo Question Comment by nicocizik July 2005Hi Chris,
How is your data not linking correctly. How does the output you are getting
differ from the output you are expecting? Are you able to get this working
ourside of DADE (i.e. in Delphi rather than using the Dat…Hi Ed,
Section Subreports by definition will start their own page when encountered.
Is there anything else inside the group header in your report that may be
printing before the Section subreport? In order to get the results …Sorry Frode,
Somehow your initial message did not show up in my newsreader. Glad you
got it worked out.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
Hi Sigurd,
When creating a master/detail report it is best to have complete separation
betweent the master dataset and the detail dataset. See the article below.
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TECH…Hi Christine,
Sorry, I failed to realize you were using an older version of
ReportBuilder... usually downloading and trying the latest version that is
my first suggestion. There are many differences between RB 6 and RB 9
Hi Christine,
1. When creating multiple subreports you will need to assign the
ShiftRelativeTo property to get the order you desire. I would recommend
creating a TList that holds each subreport object once they have beenHi Pau,
This is not a known issue with ReportBuilder. Are you certain there is data
in the Master dataset as well? Be sure you have the SkipWhenNoRecords
property set to False for the Detail pipeline. If the problem persist…Hi Ricardo,
Are you using a registered version of ReportBuilder or are you using an
application with ReportBuilder built-in?
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in SUbreport at footer section Comment by nicocizik August 2005Hi Ricardo,
This is a published property so it should show up as "PrintPosition" in the
Delphi Object Inspector when clicked on the Summary Band. I believe it is
defined as "Posicao de Impressao" (sorry about the punctuation)…Hi Ricardo,
You can use the PrintPosition property to define the vertical position of
the SummaryBand. This value is in report units.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in SUbreport at footer section Comment by nicocizik August 2005Hi Ricardo,
The FooterBand is the only band in ReportBuilder that is required to have a
static height. This is from the need of the report engine to pre-allocate
this space at the bottom of each page before any dynamic object…Hi Harry,
Be sure you do not have anything else either above the detailband (such as a
headerband) or any report objects located inside the detail band. When
dealing with section subreports (perhaps to combine multiple report…Hi Jon,
Sorry, I was asking all the questions about your setup to find out if there
was a reason master-detail linking was running slowly. Definitely the best
way to design a report of this type is using a master-detail relat…Hi Jon,
It is definitely possible however it is much easier to split the large
dataset into smaller more specific datasets and link them in a master detail
relationship. How are you linking the datsets? Which database …Hi Terry,
We have not encountered this behavior before. If possible, please put
together a simple example that demonstrates the issue and send it in .zip
format to support@digital-metaphors.com.
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Regards,Hi Bijesh,
Be sure the TppSubreport.KeepTogether property is set to False. Where are
your subreports located in the main report? Are they Child style
subreports?
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digita…This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
Hi Daniel,
Take a look at the following article.
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Article: Printing to Continuous Paper
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1. Layout