Hello,
if I've got a Report with a subreport (sub1), sub1 has got a table with 2 grouping "Intestatario", "Sottocategoria", when I export to a pdf if I'm in the middle of a detail, I've got on the second page the rows without the headers (even if I put the "RowHeadersPrintOnEveryPage" = true), I thinks it's due to the fact that the subreport doen'tknow when it's in a new page....
anyone can provide me tips about doing so?
Thanks
if I've got a Report with a subreport (sub1), sub1 has got a table with 2 grouping "Intestatario", "Sottocategoria", when I export to a pdf if I'm in the middle of a detail, I've got on the second page the rows without the headers (even if I put the "RowHeadersPrintOnEveryPage" = true), I thinks it's due to the fact that the subreport doen'tknow when it's in a new page....
anyone can provide me tips about doing so?
Thanks
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Hello Paolo,
Peter
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The RowHeadersPrintOnEveryPage property indicates whether the row group headers are repeated on each page occupied by the Table. By default the Table/CrossTab items' templates come with headers, but if you are using a customized table/crosstab you might need to add header manually (adding a parent group and then delete the group only). Additionally you may find useful the Understanding CrossTab areas help article.
Check out the attached video that demonstrates how to create a Table header.
Peter
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Michele
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answered on 24 Jun 2010, 08:36 AM
Thanks a lot, I take a look!
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Travis
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answered on 17 Mar 2011, 09:18 PM
This doesn't seem to work for me. I tried using this technique using Q1 2011 version, but the table header still does not repeat.
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Travis
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answered on 17 Mar 2011, 10:03 PM
Ah, figured it out. Set the "ColumnHeadersPrintOnEveryPage" property to "true" on the table.