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Hi Bill,
Yes, try placing the remaining components inside a TppRegion component and
set the region to ShiftRelativeTo the subreport object.
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Nico Cizik
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in Subreports Comment by nicocizik June 2009 -
Hi Steve,
The same concept applies, once you've created a globlal variable referencing
a component in the main report you can access it from any subreport, or
update it from the subreport.
I created an article… -
Hi Travis,
You are using a very old version of ReportBuilder. I believe we made some
fixes that relate to the issue you are having however you will need to
contact the company that provided you with the software you are using… -
Hi Jaume,
The example will definitely not work in RB 9. I'm unsure what the issues
might be regarding recreating it from scratch with that version. I am
unfortunately unable to test here with older versions of ReportBuilder.… -
Hi Jaume,
I added a rbWiki article with an example of how to accomplish this. In your
case you will want to set the TraverseAllData property to True for the
subreports so the overflow data will move to the next page.Jaume,
What is the purpose of the group? If you want to break to a new page for
each group but keep both subreports on a single page you need to take the
group header and footer into account. Be sure you have enough room on …Hi Jaume,
Unfortunately I am unable to create examples for older versions of
ReportBuilder.
Are you connecting the main report to a dataset? Have you tried to create a
simple example from scratch without any data? …Hi Jaume,
If you size the detail band to the size of the A4 paper (remove the header
and footer bands), you can size each Fixed subreport to half that size
inside the detail band. Then load the template of the smaller report …Hi Jaume,
Try using two fixed style subreports in a single main report. Note that
fixed style subreports need to be sized vertically to take the proper amount
of space.
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Nico Cizik
…See my reply to your post in the General newsgroup.
Please do not cross post.
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Nico Cizik
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http://www.digital-meta…Hi Rod,
As a test I placed three subreports inside of a main report's detail band
and exported all text objects (labels and DBTexts) to a comma delimited text
file. This seemed to function correctly. My first suggestion woul…Hi Rod,
Which minor version of RB 11 are you using? Are you exporting simple text
objects such as labels and dbTexts or are you exporting memo objects?
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Nico Cizik
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Did you upgrade your version of ReportBuilder to 10.09?
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in SubReport in SubReport trouble Comment by nicocizik January 2010Hello,
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At what point does the application AV? During the LoadFromFile call? If
you set your library path to RBuilder\Source, are yo…Hi Michael,
The standard (easiest) was of going about this is to save the stand-alone
report definition as a template file or stream, then load as the template of
the subreport residing within the main report at runtime. This…HI Santhosh,
Why does the subreport need to be in the summary band? Try moving it to the
detail.
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Nico Cizik
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in New Page when Group Changes Comment by nicocizik February 2010Hi Santhosh,
This most likely has something to do with the design of your report. In my
testing with a simple design (Report with Subreport and group), this worked
as expected. Try simplifying your design and see if you can …Hi Santhosh,
You could access the groups property of the child report from the main
report. Something like the following...
procedure ReportAfterOpenDataPipelines;
begin
SubReport1.Report.Groups[0].NewPage :=…Hi Santhosh,
I'm unsure what you mean by this. Are you using RAP to access your
subreport properties?
You can use the Group.NewPage property to force the group to start a new
page when it changes.
…Hi Steve,
You can use the result of one variable in the calculation of another by
accessing the TppVariable.Value property. You just need to be sure the
variable has indeed been calculated before trying to use it. See theHi Steve,
I believe you are going to want to use a TppVariable component in the detail
band of the subreport. There should be no need for a "loop" per se, you can
utilize the fact that ReportBuilder will be iterating through …> Is it possible to cut and paste a subreport ?
Yes (+x, +v)
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Nico Cizik
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http://www.digital-metaphors.com<…Hi Nicola,
In this case I would recommend only using section style subreports in the
main report. Something like the following...
SectionSubreport1
Contains Child1, Child2, Child3
SectionSubreport2
Hi Nicola,
The printing order for a section style subreport is determined by the
z-order rather than ShiftRelativeTo. As before, since a section style
subreport begins and ends on its own page, there is no need for a shift <…Hi Nicola,
I apologize, I somehow missed that you were in a subreport
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The concept of the "bottom of a p…Hi Nicola,
For ReportBuilder 11 we added the SummaryBand.AlignToBottom property.
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Nico Cizik
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http://www.dig…Hi Ravi,
There should be no need to use a subreport unless you are using two separate
datasets in a master-detail relationship. If this is a single dataset,
simply be sure you are ordering them by the first grouping field, th…Hi Ronaldo,
I think you may mean you would like horizontal rows instead of columns.
To have a report sho…Hi Steve,
Try setting the height of the summary band to 0.
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