I'll try my best to describe...
I have a report based on a table (tblReportData) which always has 6 lines of entries. This report uses the last entry to produce fields in the report.
Within the report, I have a subreport (~daylisting) that lists these 6 lines of data.
The report produces "extra" pages on some runs because of the nature of the data.
Is there a "simple" was to delete the last 5 pages created if they exist?
[For a little more detail, it is producing a report basis time frames. The report produces a "monthly, weekly, daily" type report and goes into intraday time spans like 60 minutes, 30 minutes, etc. When the report goes to the intraday time scale, the Date being the same causes the report to span multiple pages as it trys to satisfy the Date range. The simpliest fix would be deleting all pages after page 1.]
I have a report based on a table (tblReportData) which always has 6 lines of entries. This report uses the last entry to produce fields in the report.
Within the report, I have a subreport (~daylisting) that lists these 6 lines of data.
The report produces "extra" pages on some runs because of the nature of the data.
Is there a "simple" was to delete the last 5 pages created if they exist?
[For a little more detail, it is producing a report basis time frames. The report produces a "monthly, weekly, daily" type report and goes into intraday time spans like 60 minutes, 30 minutes, etc. When the report goes to the intraday time scale, the Date being the same causes the report to span multiple pages as it trys to satisfy the Date range. The simpliest fix would be deleting all pages after page 1.]
