hardcorefs Posted May 3, 2012 Share Posted May 3, 2012 Hi,I'm drafting a report that requires three subreports stacked under each other.Now to resolve any pagation issues I have a column group to select the right base record.Columnheadergroup header1Dteail1 Subreport 1-3 columns (ALWAYS 200 pix high)Detail2Subreport 2 -2 columns (variable)Detail3Subreport 3 -2 columns (variable)Group footer1This base record is then used to process 3 further SQL selects each one builds a small subreport.The issue I have is that the second subreport contains TWO columns DAY/NIGHT if BOTH columnd are the same length, then the primary report correctly prints the three subreportsBut if the second subreport contains one colum that is larger, then the report truncates so that both columns are the same length and the remainder of the longer colum AND the thrd subreport are pagated.Yep, you would initially think that the second report has run over the page, BUT it has not, becasue IF iIset "Run to bottom" on the second sub report, then it prints BOTH colums to their full length without pagation (including sub report1), BUT then shoves the 3rd sub-report on the next page even though it will fit in some cases.What it seems the report needs is some way to FULLY evaluate a subreport with different length columns print if it fits OR PAGEATE, THEN move onto the next subrreport.but as it stands it seems the report is only evaluating until both columns of sub report 2 are the same length, even if the main report band hight & subreport height is set to 1 Why not just use "Run to bottom" for band two ?well the problem is that on some reports the subreport2 may only be one line, in which case the full report ALWAYS takes two pages even though it WILL fit on page one.example report with sub-report2 Run to bottom=false (combine01.jpg)example report with sub-report2 Run to bottom=true (combine02.jpg)It really is making me upset.HC Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hardcorefs Posted May 11, 2012 Author Share Posted May 11, 2012 what, no one has seen this problem or can comment? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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