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Hi SHANE,
The report definition in general is a template, a static layout which rarely changes, and which (much like templates) has the characteristic to produce content with consistent look and feel across all report
sections. The detail section on the other hand acts as a repeater. Like repeaters, which are used to display a repeated list of data, a report displays data by applying “rules” (or “templates”) to the data and
then rendering that data in a layout that’s ultimately designed to be printed. Just like repeaters, individual data
items rendered in a report cannot be altered. The templates are defined and then applied to all data items the same way.
So the short answer to your question is that you cannot alter the detail size in each page. The size is the same among all pages.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
The report definition in general is a template, a static layout which rarely changes, and which (much like templates) has the characteristic to produce content with consistent look and feel across all report
sections. The detail section on the other hand acts as a repeater. Like repeaters, which are used to display a repeated list of data, a report displays data by applying “rules” (or “templates”) to the data and
then rendering that data in a layout that’s ultimately designed to be printed. Just like repeaters, individual data
items rendered in a report cannot be altered. The templates are defined and then applied to all data items the same way.
So the short answer to your question is that you cannot alter the detail size in each page. The size is the same among all pages.
Kind regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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