repeating group headers

D

D Minter

My report has two groups plus the detail. Because I want
a new page for each change in group 1 values, I placed a
page break below that group's footer. I also set the
group 1 header property of "repeat section" to yes so that
the header appears on each page listing data for that
group. The problem is that when the group value changes,
the old group header appears at the top of the new page
above the header for the new group. Is there anyway to
suppress the repeat when the group changes?

DM
 
M

Marshall Barton

D said:
My report has two groups plus the detail. Because I want
a new page for each change in group 1 values, I placed a
page break below that group's footer. I also set the
group 1 header property of "repeat section" to yes so that
the header appears on each page listing data for that
group. The problem is that when the group value changes,
the old group header appears at the top of the new page
above the header for the new group. Is there anyway to
suppress the repeat when the group changes?


Scrap the page break control and set the group footer
section's ForceNewPage property to After Section.
 
G

Guest

Still clicking around; nothing is working.

I want the Group Header Section to stay with the Detail Section. The Detail Section has a Sub-Report in there. My assumption is that the Sub-Report Properties shouldn't be effected by the Detail Section Properties.

Hope this info helps.
 
M

Marshall Barton

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Marsh
MVP [MS Access]

Still clicking around; nothing is working.
???



I want the Group Header Section to stay with the Detail Section. The Detail Section has a Sub-Report in there. My assumption is that the Sub-Report Properties shouldn't be effected by the Detail Section Properties.

That's correct, but how does that relate to D Minter's
question?

Hope this info helps.

I think there's two threads going on here and I'm only
seeing bits and pieces??
 

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