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  1. Thank you for your answer. The issue with setting the band height is that the contents of the table are dynamically generated, so the height can vary depending on how many rows of information there are. I found the "prevent" option for the band split types, which pushes the start of the table onto the next page if there isn't enough room to start the first two, preventing the double headers.
  2. As seen in the image above, the header of this table starts at the bottom of a page, and since there's no room for the first row of the grid, that starts on the next page. But the header repeats itself so it appears that there are two headers in a row. What would be a solution for this, to either stop headers from being duplicated on pages, or to only start a grid table at the bottom of a page if it can fit one data row?
  3. Thank you :) The first one with just one statement, I tried and it didn't work. Second one, yes the syntax looks iffy...but it's somewhere new to start!
  4. iReport version 4.0.2, I have a field that should only print when multiple other fields have certain values. $F{ONE}.equals("Yes") && $F{TWO}.equals("No") || $F{THREE}.equals("No") So ONE has to be Yes and TWO or THREE have to be no, and this field will print. I've tried multiple ways attempt to get it to work using : ? if-else and making Booleans, but nothing I've tried works. Help would be appreciated!
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