makeitwork09
Technical User
thread149-1447597
User of Crystal XI
Overview
- I have a report that is constructed so that, when printed, it is printed
using the two-sided printing function
- The report has 3 groups
- Group 1 are categories
- Group 2 contain the identifiers for the categories and it displays all
the data as well as a identifier title
- Group 3 further breaks down group 1 so it can be used to summarize the data elements of group 2
- I have 2 page footers
- PF1 contains the same title info as GH2 since I could not get repeat on
header page to work. The GF contains several sections as building blocks
for the report and two of the sections contain subreports.
What was done
To construct the report to print as desired, I used the information
provided by lbass in thread149-1447597 (very helpful)
As a result I have the following section setup:
GH1: checked off New Page After
GH1a: Contains the category title; no section formatting
GH1b: is a blank section, but checked off New Page After
GF2s: This is where I applied lbass’ suggestion from thread149-1447597. As a result, at New Page Before AND New Page After at x->2 I have
remainder(pagenumber,2) <> 0
PFa: From thread149-1447597 I applied lbass’ suggestion of
remainder(pagenumber,2) = 0 and {table.group1field} <>
next({table.group1field}) to the suppress section. However, I changed my to {table.group2field}
The latter works great, except for instances where the data (combination of data and subreports) flows over to the second page. The PFa conditional formatting causes the title to not appear on this page. Thus what is happening is, when the group 2 category results in 2 pages of data, the PF title does not display. However, it is correctly suppressed when the 2nd page is blank to provide for two sided printing.
Additional Issues
(1) The GH1 cover page does not have a blank page (at some point I had this working), therefore, when it prints, the G2 info is going to be on the back of it and cause a domino effect in regards to printing
(2) The last page occurs twice, meaning I have two blank pages instead of one. I suspect this is related to how I set up G1
User of Crystal XI
Overview
- I have a report that is constructed so that, when printed, it is printed
using the two-sided printing function
- The report has 3 groups
- Group 1 are categories
- Group 2 contain the identifiers for the categories and it displays all
the data as well as a identifier title
- Group 3 further breaks down group 1 so it can be used to summarize the data elements of group 2
- I have 2 page footers
- PF1 contains the same title info as GH2 since I could not get repeat on
header page to work. The GF contains several sections as building blocks
for the report and two of the sections contain subreports.
What was done
To construct the report to print as desired, I used the information
provided by lbass in thread149-1447597 (very helpful)
As a result I have the following section setup:
GH1: checked off New Page After
GH1a: Contains the category title; no section formatting
GH1b: is a blank section, but checked off New Page After
GF2s: This is where I applied lbass’ suggestion from thread149-1447597. As a result, at New Page Before AND New Page After at x->2 I have
remainder(pagenumber,2) <> 0
PFa: From thread149-1447597 I applied lbass’ suggestion of
remainder(pagenumber,2) = 0 and {table.group1field} <>
next({table.group1field}) to the suppress section. However, I changed my to {table.group2field}
The latter works great, except for instances where the data (combination of data and subreports) flows over to the second page. The PFa conditional formatting causes the title to not appear on this page. Thus what is happening is, when the group 2 category results in 2 pages of data, the PF title does not display. However, it is correctly suppressed when the 2nd page is blank to provide for two sided printing.
Additional Issues
(1) The GH1 cover page does not have a blank page (at some point I had this working), therefore, when it prints, the G2 info is going to be on the back of it and cause a domino effect in regards to printing
(2) The last page occurs twice, meaning I have two blank pages instead of one. I suspect this is related to how I set up G1