On the subreport the formula for the key is as follows:
WhilePrintingRecords;
Shared StringVar NM_Cust_Contract := {SVC0601V.CONTNBR}
This populates the subreport with the appropriate contents
On the main report the formula for the key is as follows:
WhilePrintingRecords;
Shared StringVar...
The subreport is placed in the report header, so think I am ok there.
In this case, the tables cannot be linked (I inherited a very poorly designed table structure).
Thanks gain for the feedback...
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