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I found that expanding the width of the entire report and shifting cells to the right of the area where the merge happens cleaned it up for me. The columns where the merge happened was reduced to 0 in width and empty when I ran the report again. If you don't mind the extra columns being there as they are all but invisible then this solution is confirmed to work.

I found that expanding the width of the entire report and shifting cells to the right of the area where the merge happens cleaned it up for me. The columns where the merge happened was reduced to 0 in width and empty when I ran the report again. If you don't mind the extra columns being there as they are all but invisible then this solution is confirmed to work.

I found that expanding the width of the entire report and shifting cells to the right of the area where the merge happens cleaned it up for me. The columns where the merge happened was reduced to 0 in width and empty when I ran the report again. If you don't mind the extra columns being there as they are all but invisible then this solution is confirmed to work.

I found that expanding the width of the entire report and shifting cells to the right of the area where the merge happens cleaned it up for me. The columns where the merge happened was reduced to 0 in width and empty when I ran the report again. If you don't mind the extra columns being there as they are all but invisible then this solution is confirmed to work.

I have a report that the level 1 supreport pulls back contact names from a production database. Some of the contact fields have begun returning "Contact Not Found" for the name when such a contact does not exist in the database, the JRXML, or the SQL query in the report. How in the world is this field populating with this value!?

I'm not sure if I made this clear enough. The reason I ask is because the subreports are not put in using the wizard like every resource I have found on the internet shows how to fix this. They seem to be linked together using a similar line of code: <propertyExpression name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.html.id"><![CDATA["summary_&MAINREPORT=JobActivityReport_Level2Subreport"]]></propertyExpression> I took out a lot of code but that is the link expression to link the level 1 subreport to the level 2, however I need to link level 2 to something contained in the main page as well as the information found in level 1. That is where I am lost

This video is very useful.

I am currently working in a report that has 3 levels of subreports in addition to the main jrxml file. The second level is not filtering correctly as it needs to filter based on information found in the first level subreport and is currently just using a query to pull any information that fits it's columns in the report. How would I go about getting the information I need to filter the data correctly.

Turns out the report in question was referencing a java file that I did not yet have, as well as using Groovy as a language and I did not have it installed on my box. After getting both of these the issue was resolved.

I am using iReport Professional 3.7.1.1 and cannot seem to fix this error. I have added the class object in question to my classpath however I still get the error. Does anyone know how to fix this?