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How do i design a report to display/print related data on the same
page/header.
For every [Subject] could have 1 or more [Findings]. And I would like
to be able to fit two findings on 1 page. However, when the [Subject1]
has only 1 [Finding#1], the [Finding#2] for [Subject2] get printed on
the same page as [Subject1]
For example if Subject#1 has 3 findings (a, b, c) and Subject #2 has 1
finding (d)
My report gets printed this way:
Page#1:
--------------PAGE HEADER----------
Subject #1 Name
---------------DETAILS------------------
Finding# a
Finding# b
--------------PAGE FOOTER------------
Page#2:
--------------PAGE HEADER----------
Subject #1 Name
---------------DETAILS------------------
Finding# c
Finding# d --(finding belongs to Subject#2)
--------------PAGE FOOTER------------
How do I set the report to 'not' display finding #d on page 2 but
create page 3 for subject #2 and finding # d ? Please help. If I
didn't explain this clearly, let me know.
Thanks,
Sharon
page/header.
For every [Subject] could have 1 or more [Findings]. And I would like
to be able to fit two findings on 1 page. However, when the [Subject1]
has only 1 [Finding#1], the [Finding#2] for [Subject2] get printed on
the same page as [Subject1]
For example if Subject#1 has 3 findings (a, b, c) and Subject #2 has 1
finding (d)
My report gets printed this way:
Page#1:
--------------PAGE HEADER----------
Subject #1 Name
---------------DETAILS------------------
Finding# a
Finding# b
--------------PAGE FOOTER------------
Page#2:
--------------PAGE HEADER----------
Subject #1 Name
---------------DETAILS------------------
Finding# c
Finding# d --(finding belongs to Subject#2)
--------------PAGE FOOTER------------
How do I set the report to 'not' display finding #d on page 2 but
create page 3 for subject #2 and finding # d ? Please help. If I
didn't explain this clearly, let me know.
Thanks,
Sharon