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Hi David,
The RB report engine does not have any logic to manipulate the data in your
dataset. The report is created as each record is traversed so your data is
traversed as is. For a group to give the correct output in Report… -
Hi David,
Yes this is expected. Child type subreports do not have the capability of
printing page headers and footers. This causes conflicts with the main
report's page headers and footers. As an alternative, you will need to… -
Hi Shanil,
Try setting Report.CachePages to True. This will cache each page in memory
so you will not see any discrepancy when navigating through your report.
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Hi Martha,
I am unable to recreate this behavior on my machine. If possible, please
send a small example that demonstrates the issue you describe in .zip format
to support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll take a look at it for yo… -
Hi Pavel,
Please check out the following articles on on how to create a "Master with
two details" report, and how to link your master detail data.
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Hi James,
Sorry about that, I was completely off base with the last answer
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Unfortunately, the TextFile Device… -
Hi James,
If you would like your text export to look more like the report itself, try
setting the device to Report Emulation Text File instead of Text File. This
should give you a result that copies the format of the report in<… -
Hi,
Try placing both section style subreports inside the detail band of the main
report without any other bands enabled. If you enable the header, footer,
title, or summary bands, you will receive an extra page by default.
Please do not cross post. This question was answered in the General
newsgroup.
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Hi Jonathan,
Usually you will place a TppVariable inside a group footer or summary band
of the main report. Then you will update the value of that TppVariable in
the OnCalc event of the TppVariable you have in the detail band o…Hi Rob,
Over the years ReportBuilder has been trying to keep up with its users'
advanced requirements and therefore has been forced to become more advanced
itself. A while back (over 4 years) we decided that connecting the mast…Hi Rob,
I assume you are using DBCalc components for your subreports. Unfortunately
DBCalc components will not calculate accross subreports. Instead, you will
need to make the calculations manually using TppVariables and their…Hi Kemal,
Sorry, AutoSearch is not currently available for subqueries in ReportBuilder
using DADE.
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Hi Kemal,
If you are using the ReportBuilder 7, you can add subqueries into the Select
statement using the "Calcs" tab of the Query Designer. Simply add a
calculation field, set the Function type to "Expression" and type yourHi Luke,
The following example show how to reference another report from a subreport.
Hope it helps.
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/Sub…Hi Luke,
What are you ultimately trying to accomplish? The TppChildReport and
TppReport objects are virtually the same and using section style subreports,
it is very easy to place smaller individual reports inside larger ones.<…Hi Penny,
You need to att ppTypes to your "uses" clause.
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Hi Kemal,
Are you using Child style subreprorts? Where are they placed on our main
report layout? The reason you are getting an extra page may be due to one
of your bands overflowing needlessly. As a test, try placeing colore…Hi Regine,
If you are using dynamic subreports such as Child Style subreports, it is
difficult to limit their size. You might be able to find the height of each
dynamic band in the first subreport and set this height to static …Hi Yelena,
ReportBuilder simply creates a wrapper around the TeeChart component so you
have all the functionality that you would have on a form. Be sure you have
the proper units included in your uses clause to enable a stacked…This question is being handled in the General Newsgroup.
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Hi Branden,
Have you tried using Section Style subreports? These subreports were
specifically designed to give the effect of combining two reports into one.
They also allow access to the page header and footers. I would sugges…Hi John,
Try placing the labels and subreport into a TppRegion with the KeepTogether
property set to True. This will attempt to keep everything inside the
region together across pages. The subreport by definition will traverse…Hi Kei,
You need to set the TppSubreport.ResetPageNo to False. This will force the
subreport to use the master report page numbers rather than subset page
numbering. This property is available in the delphi object inspector at…Hi Martin,
Which version of ReportBuilder are you using. In my testing with RB 7.04
and Delphi 7, I changed the Text value inside the GetText event of a
SystemVariable in my footer band and the changed text was reflected when I…Hi Fabio,
Object rotation is not currently supported in ReportBuilder (except for the
BarCode object). If you only need to rotate text objects, you can download
the RotatedText add-on component from our website and use it to …This question is being answered in the General Newsgroup.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Hi Vincenzo,
Unfortunately there is not another good way to find these measurements
without accessing the report engine. You will need to create a pass-thru
function to access these values.
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Regards,
<…Hi Vincenzo,
Take a look at the following example. It shows how you should go about
adding a line to the bottom of the last detail band on a page. This is
similar to the technique you will need to use to find the last detai…Hi Steve,
Have you ever been able to see data from this subreport? Are you sure this
master\detail relationship is infact returning any data? If you create a
simple example consisting of a main report , subreport and two dat…