You know, one thing you may want to check is to see if the design view of the
report shows any extra space after all your data that you may be able to
remove. If there is extra space (you said the blank pages do have the header
stuff), remove any excess header junk (for example, if you have a big blue
line that goes through the whole header, resize the big blue line so it ends
closer to where your data ends).
After you have nothing but white space in this excess room, put your cursor
over the line on the far end of the report in design view so you get the
cursor that has two horizontal arrows. Click and drag so the end of the
report ends where the actual visible stuff in the report ends.
You should also check to make sure that each section of the report (report
header, Detail, etc.) does not have more white space at the top or bottom. If
any do, this can be changed similar to how I described above. Just be sure
not to take TOO much away. You want your report to look nice.
I hope this helps you. I've run into the same problem many times, where the
report prints blank pages for seemingly no reason. For me, it has always
ended up being because the white space of the report accidentally got
extended beyond what one page could handle.
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Have a nice day!
~Paul
Express Scripts,
Charting the future of pharmacy
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