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Tony Botelho
I have recently been given a new database and the task of
creating reports that look *exactly* like the reports
that were generated by the old database. (The old
database happened to be in FoxPro).
The problem I'm running into is I have to generate a
report that groups on a CATEGORY field, but I need the
header to be decidedly different for each CATEGORY (the
underlying query is a union query of the various
categories). It will basically look something like this
[group header]
CATEGORY 1
QTY DESCRIPTION LENGTH TYPE
[detail]
1 item1 6' special
3 item2 8' standard
[group header]
CATEGORY 2
QTY ITEM ID PART NUMBER COLOR
[detail]
1 AO1 T003 blue
2 A02 T071 green
I know I can do this by creating multiple headers,
overlaying them and turning the .visible property on/off
depending on which category is active, but this seems
awfully clutured and does not lend itself to easily
editing items once other items have been placed on top of
them.
Is there a way to create different multiple group headers?
Thanks in advance
Tony
creating reports that look *exactly* like the reports
that were generated by the old database. (The old
database happened to be in FoxPro).
The problem I'm running into is I have to generate a
report that groups on a CATEGORY field, but I need the
header to be decidedly different for each CATEGORY (the
underlying query is a union query of the various
categories). It will basically look something like this
[group header]
CATEGORY 1
QTY DESCRIPTION LENGTH TYPE
[detail]
1 item1 6' special
3 item2 8' standard
[group header]
CATEGORY 2
QTY ITEM ID PART NUMBER COLOR
[detail]
1 AO1 T003 blue
2 A02 T071 green
I know I can do this by creating multiple headers,
overlaying them and turning the .visible property on/off
depending on which category is active, but this seems
awfully clutured and does not lend itself to easily
editing items once other items have been placed on top of
them.
Is there a way to create different multiple group headers?
Thanks in advance
Tony