nicocizik
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Hi Michael,
What type of subreports are you using? Child, Section, Fixed?
Subreports are dynamic in that they can span across pages. There is no
way to know when a subreport is going to start after another has
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Hi Michael,
You could place two subreports (containing the different versions of the
footer information) inside the footer band, then inside the specific
subreport's OnPrint event, toggle the visibility of the two accordingly.… -
Hi Mauro,
Yes, take a look at demos 51 and 52 of the main reports demo located in
the \Demos\1. Reports\... directory for an example of using Section
subreports to change the page orientation mid-report.
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Hi Rick,
Sorry about the delay in this response.
In my testing I was able to successfully use a global variable in the
main report and multiple subreports to define the line number. Below is
how I approached the ta… -
Hi Kimberly,
If the SkipWhenNoRecords property of the Detail pipelines is set to
False and the Master record is still not displaying, there must be
something else going on. Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are
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Hi Kimberly,
The Pipeline.SkipWhenNoRecords property controls whether the master
record will display if no details are present. If you would like to see
the master record even if there are no details, you need to be sure this… -
Hi Mena,
Balanced columns is not currently a feature of ReportBuilder however we
are currently considering adding such a feature to the next release of
ReportBuilder.
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Hi Mena,
This is a limitation of Left-To-Right columns in ReportBuilder. The
left-to-right engine is not designed to handle groups.
To work around the issue, you could re-design your datset so top to
bottom columns… -
Hi Stacy,
You are using a very old version of Delphi and ReportBuilder. Looking
at the fixes we made for this version, I did not see anything specific
to the issue you are experiencing however that does not mean there
w… -
Hi Stacey,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? Does this
behavior happen for both subreports (when they are visible) or just one?
For instance, if you manually set one subreport visible False and
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Hi Chantal,
If you are using DADE, this is likely an issue with the collation type
being used. By default ReportBuilder uses the ANSI collation type. I
would suggest changing this to Binary or Variant and see if you get
You can send all examples in .zip format to
support@digital-metaphors.com. Please use only RB and Delphi components
to ensure we can run it here.
Hi Wellington,
I'm a bit unclear about what you would like to happen. Which band do
you have the Subreports in? Are you trying to prevent a new page from
being created when space runs out? When space does run out, what
Hi Kedul,
Yes, all subreports have an underlying TppChildReport object which
descends from TppCustomReport. This object can be saved and loaded as a
template the same way the main report can. To access the ChildReport
…Hi Sergio,
I'm a bit unclear about what you would like to happen. If invoice1 does
not fit and invoice2 does, do you want page 2 to show the remainder of
invoice1 and invoice3? You can try setting the ReprintOnOverflow
Hi Sergio,
The group footer will always be printed at the end of a group.
You can use the Footer band if you need information to print at the end
of each page. If the footer band will not work for you, you can
manu…Hi Stephen,
First, please upgrade to RB 14.07 and re-test. If the problem still
occurs, please send a simple example demonstrating this behavior to
support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format and I'll take a look at it
Hi Laurent,
The PageBreak component was added for RB 9. Take a look at the
following article on forcing a page break using other methods.
in Each subreport on each page Comment by nicocizik January 2013Hi Laurent,
Try placing a TppPageBreak component before and after each subreport.
These components are stretchable so you will need to assign thier
ShiftRelativeTo property so they execute at the correct time.
Hi Christoph,
Great, glad you got it solved.
Note that Child style subreports do not support Header or Footer bands.
This is the default style created so when CreateDefaultBands is
called, the header and footer ar…Hi Ed,
Sorry no, in your initial post you mentioned that you had a subreport in
a region. I assumed you were already using a TppRegion.
Honestly if I were doing this, I would also use the "non-elegant" flag
m…Is the subreport the only item inside the region? If so, couldn't you
use the Region.OnPrint event to determine when the subreport starts?
I'm still not quite clear how your report is designed but as you
mentioned in your fir…Hi Ed,
The ChildReport.StartPage event will fire with the subreport starts,
then each subsequent page break.
If the subreport is inside the GroupFooter Band, you could simply use
the GroupFooter.BeforePrint to deter…Excellent! I'm glad you got it working.
Hi Radu,
When working with TppVariables, be sure of the following items.
1. All calculations need to be made inside the OnCalc event of the
variable. This is necessary to ensure the calculations are made only
once …Hi Paul,
How are you accessing the report components once you load the template?
Note that new names will be given to each report component as they are
created at runtime (when the template is loaded).
The best wa…Hi Paul,
I first recommend upgrading to RB 14.08. This is a free upgrade for all
registered RB 14 users. Contact info@digital-metaphors.com with your
serial number for upgrade instructions.
If after upgrading you …Hi Paul,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using?
Be sure the ReprintOnOverflow property is set to False if you are using
Fixed style subreports.
Hi Rod,
From your description, it sounds like you need two headers for each
page. This could be done by either splitting the current group header
using regions or creating another group (on the same field) and using
it…Hi Heather,
The easiest option is to simply place the subreport inside a stretchable
region. You can then alter the region's Pen property to adjust the border.