Repeat Column Labels on Each Page

K

Karl Burrows

I have a simple invoice report that includes a company name header with the
name and billing info and the have the detail with each date and description
of billing. Then all I have is a company footer with the totals and page
and report footers for the page number and pay to info.

I want to repeat the invoice billing columns (Date, Description, Hours,
Taxes) on each page. They are in the company header now. Did I do it right
with the company name header vs. putting the address info in the page
header. Where can I put the column labels to make them repeat on each page?

Thanks!
 
D

David Lloyd

Karl:

The page header is the way to go.

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I have a simple invoice report that includes a company name header with the
name and billing info and the have the detail with each date and description
of billing. Then all I have is a company footer with the totals and page
and report footers for the page number and pay to info.

I want to repeat the invoice billing columns (Date, Description, Hours,
Taxes) on each page. They are in the company header now. Did I do it right
with the company name header vs. putting the address info in the page
header. Where can I put the column labels to make them repeat on each page?

Thanks!
 
M

Marshall Barton

Karl said:
I have a simple invoice report that includes a company name header with the
name and billing info and the have the detail with each date and description
of billing. Then all I have is a company footer with the totals and page
and report footers for the page number and pay to info.

I want to repeat the invoice billing columns (Date, Description, Hours,
Taxes) on each page. They are in the company header now. Did I do it right
with the company name header vs. putting the address info in the page
header. Where can I put the column labels to make them repeat on each page?


Well, the Page header is the standard approach, but if
that's too inconvenient, you can use the group header's
RetpeatSection ptoperty instead.
 

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