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I have a main report that has three different subreports on it, all three
subreports come up fine and have multiple entries in them. But one of the reports is causing my main report to print a page per entry (eq. if the subreport has three entries in it then i get three pages of the whole report), so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Can anyone help me to decipher the problem? |
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Renee,
Pretty hard to say... but, have you checked the subreport's detail section ForceNewPage is set to NONE. Also, make sure there are PageBreaks in the subreport. so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Not quite sure what you mean by that. Perhaps a very simple example of what you see now vs. what you want to see would help. -- hth Al Campagna Microsoft Access MVP http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions/index.html "Find a job that you love... and you'll never work a day in your life." "Renee" wrote in message ... I have a main report that has three different subreports on it, all three subreports come up fine and have multiple entries in them. But one of the reports is causing my main report to print a page per entry (eq. if the subreport has three entries in it then i get three pages of the whole report), so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Can anyone help me to decipher the problem? |
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I have chcekd the ForceNewPage and it is set to none.
My subreport called services required shows six entries on it, because it shows 6 entries my whole main report prints on 6 sheets with each sheet showing the same information when it should only be printing one sheet. I have gone through all the properties for my subreports and all three subreport properties match eachother so I am not sure why the services required report is making the whole main report print as many pages as entries. I have also set my link master/child fields. If you have any other suggestions for me I will be looking forward to them if not I will have to figure out another way to do this report. Thank you, Renee "Al Campagna" wrote: Renee, Pretty hard to say... but, have you checked the subreport's detail section ForceNewPage is set to NONE. Also, make sure there are PageBreaks in the subreport. so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Not quite sure what you mean by that. Perhaps a very simple example of what you see now vs. what you want to see would help. -- hth Al Campagna Microsoft Access MVP http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions/index.html "Find a job that you love... and you'll never work a day in your life." "Renee" wrote in message ... I have a main report that has three different subreports on it, all three subreports come up fine and have multiple entries in them. But one of the reports is causing my main report to print a page per entry (eq. if the subreport has three entries in it then i get three pages of the whole report), so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Can anyone help me to decipher the problem? |
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Also, my group header and grouper footer don't show up on everypage; the
group header on shows up on the first page and the group footer only shows up on the last page. "Al Campagna" wrote: Renee, Pretty hard to say... but, have you checked the subreport's detail section ForceNewPage is set to NONE. Also, make sure there are PageBreaks in the subreport. so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Not quite sure what you mean by that. Perhaps a very simple example of what you see now vs. what you want to see would help. -- hth Al Campagna Microsoft Access MVP http://home.comcast.net/~cccsolutions/index.html "Find a job that you love... and you'll never work a day in your life." "Renee" wrote in message ... I have a main report that has three different subreports on it, all three subreports come up fine and have multiple entries in them. But one of the reports is causing my main report to print a page per entry (eq. if the subreport has three entries in it then i get three pages of the whole report), so each page printed shows the same thing minus what is in the group header. Can anyone help me to decipher the problem? |
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