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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Coder09,
Please provide the settings... I would like to try to duplicate is as it happened to me once and it turned out to be the margins for the printer vs. the report. -- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "coder09" wrote in message ... Thanks for the reply. The margins are set appropriately, per what the printer can accept. |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
coder09 wrote:
Yes, the repeat section header is being split. It is the only header I have, but I have multiple other Field/Expression entries within the Sorting and Grouping menu (Time and Date), if that effects anything. I've tried the ForceNewPage property, but it did not have any effect. How can that be? If it's at the top of the Sorting and Grouping list, it's the first section in the report (except for the report header that was never mentioned). After the first time, the RepeatSection property should only display it at the top of any subsequent pages. Barring some bizare corruption, all that just strikes me as being impossible for Access to mess up. I suspect that Gina is onto something re the printer. The first thing I would check is to make sure the Access page height is the same as the printer's page height. But if your printer's driver is out of whack then anything can go berserk. -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
I will provide the settings as soon as possible, Gina, as I am out of
the office currently. Marsh, there is a report and page header and the subreports are in the Detail section. If data in the other subreports force another subreport to near the end of a page (and the group header cannot fit), Access will cut it and display the rest on the other page. Sorry, if I didn't clarify appropriately. Thanks |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Okie dokie...
-- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "coder09" wrote in message ... I will provide the settings as soon as possible, Gina, as I am out of the office currently. Marsh, there is a report and page header and the subreports are in the Detail section. If data in the other subreports force another subreport to near the end of a page (and the group header cannot fit), Access will cut it and display the rest on the other page. Sorry, if I didn't clarify appropriately. Thanks |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Gina,
Here are my margin settings: Top is .256; Bottom is .5; Left is .4; Right is .459. The report is set to landscape and extends to 10" horizontally. Vertically, there are approximately 50 subreports, which may or may not appear, based upon if there is data or not (there is also a report header, page header, and page footer. This is meant to fit standard 8.5" x 11" paper. I've tried modifying the margins upwards and downwards and didn't have any success. Thanks On Jul 23, 9:21*pm, "Gina Whipp" wrote: Okie dokie... -- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "coder09" wrote in message ... I will provide the settings as soon as possible, Gina, as I am out of the office currently. *Marsh, there is a report and page header and the subreports are in the Detail section. *If data in the other subreports force another subreport to near the end of a page (and the group header cannot fit), Access will cut it and display the rest on the other page. *Sorry, if I didn't clarify appropriately. Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Update - I created a test database with one table, one query, and
three reports (one main report and two to be included as subreports). I was able to reproduce the issue, so that rules out any code issues or property setting strangeness that may have been a part of the production database. Don't know if that helps, but it's in the direction of narrowing down the problem. I'll try to host it somewhere, so that someone can take a look. I can't attach files on this forum. Thank you |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Which is why I am leaning towards the Printer having the issue. As I said,
had this happen once and drove me crazy until I figured out it was the printer not the database. It has something to do with the amount of subreports and the printer not understanding. I am now, in between working on my regular Client stuff, trying to find the database that I have this problem on so I can see how I fixed it. -- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "coder09" wrote in message ... Update - I created a test database with one table, one query, and three reports (one main report and two to be included as subreports). I was able to reproduce the issue, so that rules out any code issues or property setting strangeness that may have been a part of the production database. Don't know if that helps, but it's in the direction of narrowing down the problem. I'll try to host it somewhere, so that someone can take a look. I can't attach files on this forum. Thank you |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Great! Thank you so much!
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
coder09,
Okay, I FINALLY found the report! Yippee!!! It occurred because the main report header and the subreports report header all were vying for the *report header* section and neither *realized* that they both could not fit. What I did to fix was... I created my main report and header to always have the same information and put my subreports in the report footer with page breaks. I had a logo which I did not wnt to *store* on each subreport so I placed that in the page header. I should also note, it was not a Printer issue it was in fact an Access report issue. I think what it came down to is if the header on the main report and the subreports exceeds the length of the printable area you get the overflow and because it is report/subreport and each actually prints without the others notice they both try to fit. However, if they are both together do not exceed that length try setting the section to Can Shrink = Yes. I hope I explained that so it is understandable! -- Gina Whipp "I feel I have been denied critical, need to know, information!" - Tremors II http://www.regina-whipp.com/index_files/TipList.htm "coder09" wrote in message ... Great! Thank you so much! |
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Group Header Splits When Spanning Multiple Pages
Thank you, Gina. I really appreciate you looking that up for me.
However, that is unfortunate that your fix involved page breaks, as the reason I implemented the group headers and "=1" trick was to eliminate page breaks and the code that was required to properly control them with my database. Interestingly, I was not able to make the subreports break across pages with Access 2007 running in compatibility mode (Access 2002-2003 database) versus Access 2003, which I had been using. I guess it's back to the drawing board. If anyone else has any ideas, I appreciate the help. |
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