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Hi Dirk,
Yes, many of the events in ReportBuilder (with the exception of the OnCalc
event of the TppVariable) will fire more than once during report generation.
This is why it is never a good idea to make numerical calculations … -
Hi Axel,
There were no major changes in pagination from RB 6 to RB 7. If possible
please create a small example demonstrating the issue and send it to
support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format and I'll take a look at it for<… -
Hi Axel,
Try using the AbsolutePageCount to get the page count for the whole report
instead of just the PageCount property.
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Hello,
I'm unclear what the issue is. If there is no data in your dataset, you can
use the NoDataBehaviors property of the report to instruct it what to do
under this circumstance. Also there is a SkipWhenNoRecords propertyHi Daniel,
Be sure you are not linking your datasets as well as linking the pipelines.
In my testing with the exact table below and your exact queries, the third
pipeline showed its data perfectly. If possible, please send a sm…Hi Nelson,
Try setting the subreports to be Section Style subreports. This way, they
will each generate and print as if they were each an individual report.
Then you should only have to create one dataview and connect each subr…Hi Dan,
The page header and page footer bands are not available in a Child style
subreport. As an alternative, you will either need to create a group and
use the group header and group footer or use the title and summary bands.…Hi Dan,
Section style subreports are designed to allow users to add numerous single
report to one report for printing purposes. For this reason, the page
header and page footer will not show up when printing one of these style<…Hi Bruce,
Try setting your SubReport.PrintBehavior := pbSection. This will by default
start the subreport on a new page.
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Hi Dan,
The reason you have three pages is because your second subreport is a
Section style subreport. It will print its own page, then ReportBuilder
will use another page to print your footer band.
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Hi Pat,
When making calculations inside the report you will want to use the
TppVariable component and its OnCalc event. This event has been specially
designed to only fire once per traversal. Check out an example by clickingHi Dan,
Be sure the Report.AutoStop property is set to True. I am unsure why you
are receiving an error when trying to set the visibility of the subreport.
At design time are you able to toggle the visibility and preview correc…Hello,
Yes, you can definitely add a subreport inside another subreport. Is there
an issue with the way your report is printing? Are you not receiving the
anticipated output when you place a subreport inside another?
Hi Bernd,
If you would like to limit the columns to only print a certain amout of
records, you can set the DetailBand.PrintCount property. For instance if
you have a report with 2 columns and initially it looks like...Hi Brian,
By definition, if a subreport is set to KeepTogether, it will try to fit on
one page.... if there is not enough room, it will move to the next page and
try to fit on that one. I feel we could get to the bottom of this…------------------------------------------------------------------
Tech Tip: Subreport header/footer bands do not print for
Child type subreports.
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Hi Shanil,
We are unaware of any issues like this in ReportBuilder. Be sure all your
datapipelines are uniquely named and are visible. Double check each
subreport's datasource by clicking the Report | Data |.. menu option in t…Please do not cross post. This question has been answered in the End-User
newsgroup.
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Hi Manolo,
Yes, it is possible to move a subreport in code. You will need to re-assign
the Top and Left properties of the subreport before the report generates.
If you would like to switch bands that it is in, you will need to …Hi Don,
Which type of calculation are you making with the DBCalc components? In my
testing with the sum, I was able to obtain the correct calculations and then
divide the two values successfully in the OnCalc event of a TppVari…Hi Shanil,
Please send a small example of this behavior to
support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format.
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Hi Shanil,
We have never heard of this type of behavior in a report before. Where are
these subreports located on your report? If you place a new section style
subreport on your report with a shape or label inside it, will you…Hi Heiko,
You can use the "Send to Back" , "Bring to Front" features of the subreport
components to change the order of how they print. To be sure the order is
correct you can take a look at the Report Tree (select View | ToolB…Hi,
There is no need for them to shift as they will start a new page when they
are printed.
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Hi Heiko,
You might try using Section Style subreports instead of Child. Section
subreport will always start a new page by default.
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Hi Martha,
Sorry if I'm way off base on this one
. A SubReport will only traverse
the data that it is connecte…Hi Martha,
The approach you describe below should work correctly. Be sure you are
linking each detail table properly to the Statement field of the master
table. Then using the same method I described in my earlier posts, you c…Hi Martha,
First be sure the SubReport's NoDataBehaviors (available in the Object
Inspector) has ndBlankReport set to True. The rest of the options should be
set to False.
In my testing, I added the following code to…Hi Martha,
Inside the DetailBand.BeforePrint event you can manually check to see if a
datapipeline contains no records, then set the visibility of certain
components on your report accordingly. Something like the following...Hi,
Try setting the Subreport.ResetPageNo property to False. This should give
you the effect you are after.
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