Note that Child style subreports do not support page headers or footers. If you are using a Child subreport, you will need to use the Title/Summary bands or group headers/footers. Section style subreports do support page header and footers however they are designed to take their own page (section) of the report.
One option is to use the template technique similar to the example located in the \Demos\3. EndUser\5. Dynamic Subreport Loading\... directory. This example essentially saves the header and footer information in a separate template and loads those templates into subreports when the report is loaded.
Another option would be to create all the components for the header and footer in code and call those routines for the subreport in the summary as well as the main report.
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Note that Child style subreports do not support page headers or footers. If
you are using a Child subreport, you will need to use the Title/Summary
bands or group headers/footers. Section style subreports do support page
header and footers however they are designed to take their own page
(section) of the report.
One option is to use the template technique similar to the example located
in the \Demos\3. EndUser\5. Dynamic Subreport Loading\... directory. This
example essentially saves the header and footer information in a separate
template and loads those templates into subreports when the report is
loaded.
Another option would be to create all the components for the header and
footer in code and call those routines for the subreport in the summary as
well as the main report.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com