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edited November 2004 in General
Hello again,

Since I haven't found where the empty space came from (see my previous post
this morning - neither from detail or footerband after many tests), I have
been looking for another workaround.

I want to make a line visible only at the last row of all my column.
Unfortunately, each time I try to put on the visible property of this line,
they all become visible in the whole column. Exemple :

--------------Header-------
----------column header---

----------row/records-----
_____________________ (line must be invisible...)
.
.
.
.
----------row/records-----
_____________________ (line must be Visible...)

--------Columns's footer----
--------Footer----------

So I tried the following code in the beforePrint events of the detailband :

last_line.Visible := True;

I tried severals others events, but without any success. If I put the line
visisble, it becomes visible for each row (and I want only for the last
one). I tried to count the number of rows, and at the last one, to make it
visible, but the program make the line visible for each rows.

This line is currently in the detail band, but because of the "empty space"
problem between the columns's footer and the detailband, I cannot simply add
it in the footer or column's footer band.

Thanks in advance,

Adam

Comments

  • edited November 2004
    Hi Adam,

    Please send a small example of the "extra space" issue to
    support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format. I will take a look at this
    and see if I can find the reason you are getting this behavior. If I can't,
    I'll put together an example show another possible option for adding a line
    to the last detail of a column.

    --
    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com

    Best Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com
  • edited November 2004
    I send you a zip file to support@digital-metaphors.com as you asked. Thanks
    again for looking at this.

    Adam


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