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Confused on Duplex Setup

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jeffsturgeon2002

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Sep 19, 2006
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I have a 2 page report, with all my necessary fields in Details "A" and Details "B". The Report and Page Headers and Footers are both supressed.

I read the Crystal Clear article and read the forum prior posts and can't seem to get this working right:

"The solution is to create a second group footer section, and conditionally format “New Page Before” with
Remainder(PageNumber,2) <>0"

Excuse my ignorance, but is there a specific way to create a "group footer"? I see a Report and Page Footer, but nothing on a group footer. Could I duplex this with items in Details "A" and Items in Details "B"? Please help.



Jeff

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Yeah, you can do the same using the details, however you'll only get one row per page.

-k
 
How can I set this up without getting one row per page? Take them out of the details?

Jeff

SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue > 0
 
Umm, I meant one row per 2 pages.

You haven't stated what you want, just a series of things you don't want.

Try posting what you have and what you need as ouput.

-k
 
I have a 2 page report -- I want whats contained currently in Details "A" to print on the front of my sheet and whats contained in Details "B" print on the back of my sheet.

I have only the details sections used right now .... I can certainly move them all around and set up differently ... end result is I need this to duplex.

Jeff

SELECT * FROM users WHERE clue > 0
 
Right click the Details B and select format section and place the formula in the new page before.

-k
 
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