I have a master report, and inside it are several subreports.
Each subreport has its own set of header information for its particular set of records. (Each subreport is, in effect, a completely new report, and the master report just allows them to all be printed into the same PDF document.)
If the number of records in a subreport spills onto another page, there is currently no way for me to specify that the subreport header needs to also appear on the subsequent pages that show the subreport's data.
Is there a way to do this manually? Can I specify, for instance, that after every 25 records I want to cause a page break and manually print the headers again, and then continue with the data?
It would so great if subreports could have their own SubreportPageHeader and SubreportPageFooter fields, but until that happens, do you have any creative ideas for a work-around?
Thanks!
Matthew
Each subreport has its own set of header information for its particular set of records. (Each subreport is, in effect, a completely new report, and the master report just allows them to all be printed into the same PDF document.)
If the number of records in a subreport spills onto another page, there is currently no way for me to specify that the subreport header needs to also appear on the subsequent pages that show the subreport's data.
Is there a way to do this manually? Can I specify, for instance, that after every 25 records I want to cause a page break and manually print the headers again, and then continue with the data?
It would so great if subreports could have their own SubreportPageHeader and SubreportPageFooter fields, but until that happens, do you have any creative ideas for a work-around?
Thanks!
Matthew