Insert blank lines at the end of a multipage report

G

Guest

Hi, I have a problem with reports. I have a paper form which I am
transferring to access.

I have a query which joins three tables. Each table holds data for the
report. The report displays data grouped on client names, with each client
having upto 13 topic codes to display. I have created a subreport split into
13 columns so that the codes are displayed across the page under the client
names. I have placed the subreport in the surname group header section, as
otherwise I have a duplicate set of data printed if placed in the detail
section. There should be 10 rows/records with client data (name, etc) listed
across each page, with their corresponding codes printed underneath each name.

I can get the report to print correctly if there is only one page of
records, ie. if there are between 1 and 10 records, with the correct number
of blank lines printing if there are less than ten records, at the bottom.
However, I have a problem getting it to print blank lines at the end of a
multipage report, ie if there are 48 records it should print on 5 pages with
2 blank records at the end. But it will not print the blank lines/records.

I have tried some of the code given in previous answers, but still can't get
it to print correctly. Obviously I suspect the problem is to do with both
the client data and code subform being in the group header section (and
having nothing in the detail section), but I can't get it to print just one
row of codes otherwise, ie if a client has 4 codes it prints them across the
page as it should but it duplicates them 4 times, on 4 lines.

Help!
 
G

Guest

The duplication problem is probably a cartesian product of your query.
Check your query design and use 'View Totals' to group your data before
getting to the report.

If you sort your query, you'll probably find there are record duplicates
there. Once you stop the duplicates in your query, you'll have more options
in your report design.

Steve
 
G

Guest

Thank's for pointer Steve. Will attempt to rectify, though there will be
duplicate client records in the query as each code is for a different product.

gr
 

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