In my previous post I put two issues under one title. So I corrected it to keep one isse per thread.
So here it is:
Issue #2: group headers. When the entire group is not going to fit the remainder of the current page, is it possible to force it to the next page? In other words - avoiding to put a page break into a group if it's possible?
There are four choices for PageBreak property of a group header: None, Before, After, BeforeAndAfter. What I am talking about is a fifth option "Before if the entire group doesn't fit on current page". Is it doable?
Thank you again,
Cezar
So here it is:
Issue #2: group headers. When the entire group is not going to fit the remainder of the current page, is it possible to force it to the next page? In other words - avoiding to put a page break into a group if it's possible?
There are four choices for PageBreak property of a group header: None, Before, After, BeforeAndAfter. What I am talking about is a fifth option "Before if the entire group doesn't fit on current page". Is it doable?
Thank you again,
Cezar
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Hi Cezar,
The properties you are looking for are:
Peter
the Telerik team
The properties you are looking for are:
- Group.GroupKeepTogether. If you set it to All the report will try to keep the whole group on one page. You can achieve the desired layout if you combine that property with a GroupFooter.PageBreak set to After.
- GroupHeader.PrintOnEveryPage. If set to True will render the Group Header section on every page.
Peter
the Telerik team