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sub report title not staying with details when spread over two pages

edited November 2003 in General
Hi

I have a report with several subreports on it. When on one of the records
on the subreport crosses two pages it prints the titleband on the first
page and then part of the record on the second page.

I'd like it to print the title on the second page too.

Cheers

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  • edited November 2003

    Try setting subreport.KeepTogether to True.

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    Nard Moseley
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    Nard Moseley
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  • edited December 2003

    I've tried this but it doesn't work.

    I'm getting a group of records which will fill more than one page. If one
    record happens to fall at the foot of the page it will print what ever it
    can on first page and then the rest on the second page.

    I'm trying to keep "whole" records together

    Any ideas?

    cheers

    Andy Law


  • edited December 2003
    Hi Andy,

    I am unclear about what you would like your report to look like. If you
    have the KeepTogether property set to True for your subreports, the title
    band will then move to the next page, essentially keeping the subreport
    together. If then the entire subreport is too large to fit on one page, it
    will have to go to the next page. Are the records printing on the next page
    when there is still room left on the first page?

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    Best Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com
  • edited December 2003
    Hi Nico

    The subreport starts on a new page. However if the subreport has a greater
    number of records that will fit on one page, I end up with a split record.

    Is it possible to make RB keep the entire record together, even if it means
    leaving "white space" at the bottom of the page

    This is what I'm getting

    SR page 1

    record1
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _____________________________________________________
    record2
    name
    address
    address
    address
    ____________________________________________________
    record3
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _____________________________________________________
    record4
    name
    address

    end SR page1

    SR page 2

    address
    address
    ________________________________________________________
    record5
    name
    address
    address
    address
    ________________________________________________________
    record6
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _________________________________________________________


    I'd like it to do the following

    SR page 1

    record1
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _____________________________________________________
    record2
    name
    address
    address
    address
    ____________________________________________________
    record3
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _____________________________________________________

    // the next record is going to cover two pages so move the whole record to
    the
    // next page





    end SR page1

    SR page 2

    record4
    name
    address
    address
    address
    ________________________________________________________
    record5
    name
    address
    address
    address
    ________________________________________________________
    record6
    name
    address
    address
    address
    _________________________________________________________



    I hope this explains it better

    Cheers

    Andy Law



  • edited December 2003
    Hi Andy,

    You should be able to do this using a group with its KeepTogether property
    set to True. The group should be set up to break on each record and you
    should be able to still use the same subreport you already have on your
    report. Below is a small example of what I'm talking about. Hope this
    helps.

    http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/BasicMasterDetail.zip

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    Best Regards,

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