Repeating a group header on

T

tmok

Hello all. I have created a report that has page header and footer
sections, a group header section, and a detail section. The group
header is a vertically oriented right aligned sidebar that is the full
height of the printed page, minus the height of the page header and
footer. In the Format event of the group header, I use Me.MoveLayout =
False so that the detail section underlays the header section. This
works fine for the first page in the group, which displays the details
on the left side of the page, with the sidebar on the right side.
However, the second and subsequent pages of the group do not display
the sidebar, only the details. I have tried using the Repeat Section
property to get the group header to print, but to no avail. How would
I get the sidebar to repeat on the second and subsequent pages of the
group?

Tony
 
T

tmok

Hello all. I have created a report that has page header and footer
sections, a group header section, and a detail section. The group
header is a vertically oriented right aligned sidebar that is the full
height of the printed page, minus the height of the page header and
footer. In the Format event of the group header, I use Me.MoveLayout =
False so that the detail section underlays the header section. This
works fine for the first page in the group, which displays the details
on the left side of the page, with the sidebar on the right side.
However, the second and subsequent pages of the group do not display
the sidebar, only the details. I have tried using the Repeat Section
property to get the group header to print, but to no avail. How would
I get the sidebar to repeat on the second and subsequent pages of the
group?

Tony

I suppose I should clarify my previous message. When I try setting the
Repeat Section to Yes, the report simply hangs. I have read in other
newsgroup messages that messing with the visibility of sections can
cause Repeat Section to hang, but in my case all sections are visible;
the only manipulation in code is using Me.MoveLayout in the Format
event of the group header.

Also, I am using Access 2003 with an Access 2000 format database.

Tony
 

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