R
Renee
Good afternoon all,
I have 4 sub reports in my report footer.The first two are on one
"row" across the top of the report footer. One is approx 2" by 2" line graph.
The 2nd is approx. 2" by 2" pie chart. The 3rd and 4th sub-reports are each
placed individually one after the other. They (the 3rd and 4th) are approx.
5" across.
My problem is with the 3rd subreport (the 1st wide non graphic
report). With the test data I am using the 3rd report is a whole 4 lines
long. The first three lines are group headers, the 4th line is from the
detail section.
The report seperates between the 2nd and 3rd group headers. I have
double checked to make sure I have all "keep together" as no, & all "force
new page" as none.
Any ideas as to why it would seperate when there are only 4 lines,
plenty of room on the page, all margins are within papersize, all Keep
Togethers are no, and all force new pages are none?
I have 4 sub reports in my report footer.The first two are on one
"row" across the top of the report footer. One is approx 2" by 2" line graph.
The 2nd is approx. 2" by 2" pie chart. The 3rd and 4th sub-reports are each
placed individually one after the other. They (the 3rd and 4th) are approx.
5" across.
My problem is with the 3rd subreport (the 1st wide non graphic
report). With the test data I am using the 3rd report is a whole 4 lines
long. The first three lines are group headers, the 4th line is from the
detail section.
The report seperates between the 2nd and 3rd group headers. I have
double checked to make sure I have all "keep together" as no, & all "force
new page" as none.
Any ideas as to why it would seperate when there are only 4 lines,
plenty of room on the page, all margins are within papersize, all Keep
Togethers are no, and all force new pages are none?