Upon further examination it appears that this is happening. The outermost group footer band(G1) is not entirely fitting at the bottom of the first page. What then happens is, on the next page, the outermost group footer band (G1) and additionally, the previous footer (G2) band are being printed. What I am wondering is, that if the G1 footer will not entirely fit on page 1, I would think it would just print on page 2. Not partially on the first page, and then in its entirety on the next page?
In my testing, I am unable to recreate this issue. The group footer should completely move to the next page when there is not enough room on a page. As a test, try disconnecting all your event hanlders and see if that makes a difference in the report output. If you still get this behavior, please send a small example demonstrating this in zip format to support@digital-metaphors.com.
Thank you very much for your reply. It was in fact due to an event handler function. I was using a "look ahead" method based on a zipped demo "UseLookAheadValueInCalc.zip". I was using it to conditionally print a line divider based on the count of items in each group.
It worked initially. Unfortunately, with different data it exhibited this problem. I handled it differently.
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Upon further examination it appears that this is happening. The outermost
group footer band(G1) is not entirely fitting at the bottom of the first
page. What then happens is, on the next page, the outermost group footer
band (G1) and additionally, the previous footer (G2) band are being printed.
What I am wondering is, that if the G1 footer will not entirely fit on page
1, I would think it would just print on page 2. Not partially on the first
page, and then in its entirety on the next page?
Any help,
Michael Malinowski
In my testing, I am unable to recreate this issue. The group footer should
completely move to the next page when there is not enough room on a page.
As a test, try disconnecting all your event hanlders and see if that makes a
difference in the report output.
If you still get this behavior, please send a small example demonstrating
this in zip format to support@digital-metaphors.com.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Thank you very much for your reply. It was in fact due to an event handler
function. I was using a "look ahead" method based on a zipped demo
"UseLookAheadValueInCalc.zip". I was using it to conditionally print a line
divider based on the count of items in each group.
It worked initially. Unfortunately, with different data it exhibited this
problem. I handled it differently.
Thank you, Michael