on 11-28-2018 4:52 PM
Hi
I have one Sub Report where there will be multiple page. But page header displays only Once. So I created Group
and selected the Repeat Group Header On Each Page
But Then it displayed like Below
So I entered below formula. But it makes the page header appear only begining .. I want on each page. Any help is most welcome
Hi Naman,
I followed the steps I posted above and it worked for me. I've attached the updated report here:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuxdZLwPbS04jhddI0fO0z86I3Ed
-Abhilash
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If you do as Abhilash says just create a top group on the formula @Fake_grp as he suggested, In the Group header place the field
({Command.Document Number}
This will now show the current doc number on each pageIan
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Hi Naman,
The "Group1" formula you created should not include references to any database fields. The formula needs to be:
whilereadingrecords;
"";
Notice that the two double quotes on the last line are empty - this is how it needs to be!
If that still doesn't work, please browse to the last page of the report > Go to File > Check Save data with report > Save > Upload the report to a shared drive and post the URL here; I will take a look at it.
-Abhilash
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It did not work. Here is the link
Hi Naman,
1) Inside the Subreport, create a formula (@Fake_grp) with this code:
whilereadingrecords;
"";
2) Insert a Group on this formula and move this group to the top of the Group list.
3) Highlight the @Fake_grp group > Options > Options tab > Check 'Repeat Group Header on each page'.
4) Move all column headers to this new Group Header#1
-Abhilash
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But I need to display Column header on each page.. Can u think any other way?
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The trick for this is to create a group on a field that only appears once in the subreport. If you have linked the subreport to the main report, I would use the field that you're linking on. If you're not linking the subreport to a field from the main report, you might be able to create a formula that uses, for example, the PrintDate or DataDate special field and then create a group on that formula to put the header in.
-Dell
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