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Hi Ricardo,
Try using the DetailBand.PrintCount property to limit the number of details
printed on each page. You can also set the subreport to KeepTogether so
that a new page will start or perhaps place it into a NewPage gro… -
Hi Enzzo,
The page footer band is the only static band in ReportBuilder. It's
vertical size needs to be calculated ahead of time so that amount of space
can be reserved at the bottom of each page before other bands are genera… -
Hi Enzzo,
What controls how many details are printed? In other words how are you
controlling when ReportBuilder breaks to a new page? You need to use this
information to determine when the last detail is printing and place y… -
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Try creating a group and using the GroupFooter band to hold your subreport.
If this is a one page report, you could also try… -
Hi Chantal,
Setting the NoDataBehaviors property of the subreport to ndBlankPage will
give you a blank page instead of the subreport components. If you would
like to remove the subreport completely, you will need to check to … -
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Hi Bob,
This can be done in a number of ways.
1. You can place multiple regions or subreports inside the header band
(each containing different information and design) and toggle their
visibility based on which pag… -
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the further explaination.
In this case you will most likely want to keep track of the position where
Field1 and Memo2 begin and the position Memo3 ends, then manually add a
TppDrawShape drawcomman… -
Hi Bob,
Try setting the StretchWithParent property of the rectangle to True.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
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Hi Bob,
If possible please put together a simple example that demonstrates this
behavior and send it in .zip format to support@digitial-metaphors.com so I
can take a look at it for you.
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Hi Bob,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? In my quick
testing with a simple Master/Detail report, setting the subreport's
KeepTogether property to True kept the entire subreport together across
pa… -
Hi Rob,
Ideally you would want these datasets linked in a master detail relationship
so any search condition created for the master would be automatically passed
to the detail(s). It is possible to create a single autosearch … -
Hi Ricardo,
The column footer band is very similar to the page footer band in that it
allocates space at the bottom of a page underneith the column. If you size
this band too large, you will not have enought room for other ba… -
Hi Ricardo,
Column Footers cannot be of a dynamic print height so it is not able to
stretch with your subreport. You will either need to manually size the
column footer band to the size of the subreport, or try using another … -
Hi Luke,
Take a look at the Spreadsheet Style example available from the following
rbWiki article. It uses a very similar method to reorder the pages being
printed and works correctly in RB 11.
in Multi-Page report - ReportResidentAssessments.pas (0/1) Comment by nicocizik October 2008 -
Hi Luke,
I've tested with and without the BDE. I sent you the test application I
have been using so you can try it on your machine.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Printing Selected Pages of Reports with SubReports Comment by nicocizik October 2008 -
Hi Luke,
In my quick testing with RB 11, Delphi 2007, and a simple report containing
multiple pages and a subreport, I was unable to recreate this error. Are
you able to see the error with every printer you print to? If you … -
Hi Filip,
This is (still) a limitation in how calculations can be displayed in the
page footer in ReportBuilder. We have gradually tried to make improvements
to these limitations including adding support for calculating a pag… -
Hi Filip,
Unless you would like to display a grand total in the footer band, there
should be no need to use the lookahead feature. Take a look at the
following rbWiki article on how to calculate a total in the main report fro… -
Hi Jason,
1. I would recommend removing the pagebreak components and simply loading
your templates into three Section Style subreports in the detail band of
your main report. These by definition will print on separate pages.… -
Hi Shane,
This should still work with RB 7.04. Try creating a simple minimal report
with a subreport inside the header band and see if the subreport information
shows up on every page.
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Hi Shane,
The tip I posted refers to using headers and footers inside a child
subreport, not subreports inside headers/footers.
Which version of ReportBuilder are you using? In my quick testing with the
latest vers… -
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Tech Tip: Subreport header/footer bands do not print for
Child type subreports.
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Hi Ingo,
This is not a known issue. Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are
you using? Are you able to recreate this with a simple example? If so,
please send the example in .zip format to support@digital-metaphors.co…Hi Ingo,
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Hi Keith,
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There is no built-in way while designing the report to have a single
subreport update multiple subreport objects. One opti…Hi Maciej,
You can use the Bring To Front, Send To Back options when right clicking
over the subreport objects to change their z-order (order in which they
print). The Report Tree will show you the current z-order which can b…Hi Phil,
Yes you are correct, sorry I missed that.
The reason you need to typecast the lObject variable as a TppSubreport is
that the .Report property returns a different value than its ancestor class
TppStretchable…Hi Phil,
Thanks, I see the issue now. In your RetrieveStretchableComponents routine,
you are assuming that a TppStretchable object is a subreport when in
actuality it can be a number of components.
If for instance …
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