Usually when there is a blank page at the end of a report, there is either an orphaned group footer or you are using section style subreports and there is space left over in the main report.
Perhaps a little more information about how your report is set up will help get to the bottom of this quicker.
>I got a blank page at the last page of my report after all the data have
With me, this was the result of either BottomOffset on the bottommost subreport (or region/group/component of whatever sort), or a footer used for spacing in-between groups. In the latter case, remember that the footer will also print after the last group. In the case where BottomOffset is bugging you, you'll have to set the bottommost report's BottomOffset property to zero - at runtime if the report is very dynamic.
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Usually when there is a blank page at the end of a report, there is either
an orphaned group footer or you are using section style subreports and there
is space left over in the main report.
Perhaps a little more information about how your report is set up will help
get to the bottom of this quicker.
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Nico Cizik
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
With me, this was the result of either BottomOffset on the bottommost
subreport (or region/group/component of whatever sort), or a footer used
for spacing in-between groups. In the latter case, remember that the
footer will also print after the last group. In the case where
BottomOffset is bugging you, you'll have to set the bottommost report's
BottomOffset property to zero - at runtime if the report is very dynamic.
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