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David Habercom
My main report contains 5 subreports in the detail
section. I want them to print in sequence. However, in
cases where Subreport1 is short enough that it doesn't
kick out a page, Access runs Subreport2 before formatting
the footer in SR1. In other words, SR2 code runs INSIDE
SR1. The sequence:
Subreport1 Header
Subreport2 Header
Subreport2 Footer
Subreport1 Footer.
While I have not tested it, I assume that this hierarchy
continues theoretically through Subreport5 until a full
page is printed. After a page is printed, the hierarchy
seems to break up (I think.)
This is an issue for me because I want a "Continued..."
page header to appear whenever any of the subreports,
individually OR in combination, spans more than one page.
I am getting exasperated trying to toggle the Visible
property on the page header at the right time.
My subreports require separate queries, so I can't combine
them in to a grouping of some kind.
If anyone has a clear-headed way to handle this, I would
appreciate knowing it.
Thanks.
David
section. I want them to print in sequence. However, in
cases where Subreport1 is short enough that it doesn't
kick out a page, Access runs Subreport2 before formatting
the footer in SR1. In other words, SR2 code runs INSIDE
SR1. The sequence:
Subreport1 Header
Subreport2 Header
Subreport2 Footer
Subreport1 Footer.
While I have not tested it, I assume that this hierarchy
continues theoretically through Subreport5 until a full
page is printed. After a page is printed, the hierarchy
seems to break up (I think.)
This is an issue for me because I want a "Continued..."
page header to appear whenever any of the subreports,
individually OR in combination, spans more than one page.
I am getting exasperated trying to toggle the Visible
property on the page header at the right time.
My subreports require separate queries, so I can't combine
them in to a grouping of some kind.
If anyone has a clear-headed way to handle this, I would
appreciate knowing it.
Thanks.
David