S SRussell Sep 27, 2006 #1 I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? TIA __Stephen
I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? TIA __Stephen
F fredg Sep 27, 2006 #2 I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? TIA __Stephen Click to expand... You want each new group to start on a new page? Set the Group Header's ForceNewPage property to BeforeSection. It's on the property sheet's format tab.
I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? TIA __Stephen Click to expand... You want each new group to start on a new page? Set the Group Header's ForceNewPage property to BeforeSection. It's on the property sheet's format tab.
M Marshall Barton Sep 27, 2006 #3 SRussell said: I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? Click to expand... Set the group header section's ForceNewPage property to Before Section
SRussell said: I'm sure it can be done but I am missing the setting when I look at the grouping dialogue. What do I have to do? Click to expand... Set the group header section's ForceNewPage property to Before Section
S SRussell Sep 27, 2006 #4 Marshall Barton said: Set the group header section's ForceNewPage property to Before Section Click to expand... So that is where it was hiding! Thanks. __Stephen
Marshall Barton said: Set the group header section's ForceNewPage property to Before Section Click to expand... So that is where it was hiding! Thanks. __Stephen
