Yes, it works with a new report. The page number changes with a new group.
Thanks, for your ideas and now I will have to repeat my tedious job in my new report.
Ivan.
my report has:
RH and RF - not used
PH - headings
PF - suppressed
GH1 - suppressed
Detail
GF1 - Summary and Reset page number after and New Page after Printing and Keep together.
Why should I keep secrets about my report?
Thanks.
CR XI and Oracle 9i.
My report has one group and details.
gh1 suppressed
details
gf1 used for summary
In my GF1 I clicked Reset page number after and New page after with not onlastrecord.
Every page shows Page 1 even if I have more than 1 page for the group.
Is anything else need to be done...
CR XI and Oracle 9i.
Most of the time when I try to skip so many pages or when I export the report to PDF then I get the message "NOT SUPPORTED" with a blank page.
To get back to normal then I must click the design tab first and then Preview tab.
Is there a way to fix this message?
Thanks,
Ivan.
The subreport header doesn't show up.
This is what I did:
Header section flag:=true;
G3a - subreport
G3b - flag:=false;
Subreport
report header->supress->x+2
flag=true
Yes, it's page break.
They want to see the header again when the break (subreport data) occurs anywhere in the main report.
And, it's a page break then I get double header.
CR XI and Oracle 9i.
I created a subreport with headings (same heading as the main report) because they want to see the headings when a break occurs.
The problem is when it goes to a new page, I get double heading and the question is:
How can I eliminate either the headings from the main report...
The Row that I need to save has a rowtype = 5 and in this case it happens that it's the fifth row to be printed but what will it happen if one row is missing and the rowtype=5 becomes the 4th or 3rd row to be printed?.
Thanks,
Ivan.
Using CR XI SP 3 with Oracle 9i.
When I get to print the 10th record I need to retrieve the values used by the 5th row.
How do I save it and reuse when I'm in my last row?
My report page print all 10 rows from a view, but I need to look back by using formulas and/or creating share number.
e.g...
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