Prints different as a subreport

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I have a two page report. It is separated by a page break. It prints out as
a two page summary.
However, when I include this report in another (as a subreport) it prints
over 3 pages. Seems to force a page break about on the half way of the 1st
page, then a full page, then another half page.
Any ideas as how to get it to prints a it was intended to...ie a two page
summary.

Regards
John
 
HighA said:
I have a two page report. It is separated by a page break. It prints out as
a two page summary.
However, when I include this report in another (as a subreport) it prints
over 3 pages. Seems to force a page break about on the half way of the 1st
page, then a full page, then another half page.
Any ideas as how to get it to prints a it was intended to...ie a two page
summary.
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Page breaks in subreports are ignored (as are the Page
header/footer sections) because the main report is in charge
of paging.

If the subreport is in the main report's footer, you can get
the main report to start a new page by setting the footer's
ForceNewPage property or by using a page break control.

If you want the subreport to start a new page somewhere
inside itself, then you'll have to use one of its section's
KeepTogether and/or ForceNewPage properties.
 
Hi,
We have a sub-Report.We're generating the reports.When we generate th
reports,it put the delimiter after 80 lines and put the header afte
that for the next page.So it givis problem while printing as it chop
off the lines after 60 lines and on the next page it start from th
header.

Is there any way we can set the delimiter to be there after 6
lines.Something like main report option -"New page after" or somethin
like that.

Please respond..it's urgent !!




Marshall said:
Page breaks in subreports are ignored (as are the Page
header/footer sections) because the main report is in charge
of paging.

If the subreport is in the main report's footer, you can get
the main report to start a new page by setting the footer's
ForceNewPage property or by using a page break control.

If you want the subreport to start a new page somewhere
inside itself, then you'll have to use one of its section's
KeepTogether and/or ForceNewPage properties.
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