I am working with Crystal Report, I have data which is grouped. Below I am attaching the designer view of the report.
The issue is: my header repeats on every page, if my Sub report goes to second or third page, or as long as it grows..
How should I suppress my header if the detail portion of the report only occupying the first page ..?
try like this:
in page header ``supress`
if pagenumber=1
then true
else false
In your group expert >> Click on "Options">> Select "Options" tab >> uncheck repeat group header on each page.
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I want to repeat the header with the image (Report Header a) on every page
and display the page number at the bottom of every page. But I want (Report Header c) to come after the image.
Turn both Report Header A and Report Header C into Page Headers, then use this formula in the suppression logic for Report Header C:
PageNumber <> 1
This makes the header with the image display on every page, but the header with Date Prepared will only show up on the first.
To display the Page Number on every page, move Page N of M to the Page Footer.
The report header show only once per report... so you have to use the page header.
Right click on the page header section > insert > group > options > mark the checkbox "Repeat Group Header on Each Page" and voila.
I m using crystal report in vs2010.
I m generating Tax invoice report..in that, details section size is dynamic.
i.e. depend on number of records, it changes. so if i've 10 records the report view is full page that is k ..but if i have 2 records in details sections, then whole page footer section getting stick to details page..so whole alignment is getting change
Try changing the print at bottom of page property in the select expert. That should do the trick.
1)First of all fix height of detail section by right click on detail section ->section expert->New Page Before checked->beside button of (x+2) write formula(Suppose you want 7 records in per page and further on another page -> IF Remainder (RecordNumber, 8) = 0 THEN TRUE ELSE FALSE
2)under detail section (suppose section3) is your detail section then leave report section blank with needed space and else for footer put it in page footer .. i think this will solve your problem.. mine is solved..
In my case in the New Page Before checked add:
IF Remainder (RecordNumber, 18) = 0 THEN TRUE ELSE FALSE
I have a jasper report that consists of 6 subreports. Each of these subreports has its own title section. Now I need each report to start on the new page. I tried adding page breaks but it did not work for me.
While researching the problem I cam across a trick to set isTitleNewPage to true at
http://www.dzone.com/snippets/jasperreports-subreport-new. So I added the attribute isTitleNewPage="true" to all the subreports, but now the subreport's Title remains on the previous page and Details and Summary of that subreport are being displayed on a new page.
How can i solve this problem??
Simplest solution is to set runToBottom flag to true in subreport tags.
<subreport runToBottom="true">
This forces the subreport to fill the whole page, so the next subreport will start on a new page.
Flag isTitleNewPage won't do the trick because like you noticed, it will split the subreport's title band with the rest of the subreport content (unless you're using a blank title band).
In the initial tag:
<jasperReport
put:
isTitleNewPage="true"
I had the same problem that the title remains on the previous page.
But I have a solution:
put the stuff from the title in the "page header" band
set isTitleNewPage="true"
add a Integer variable to the subreport with the initial value 0
inkrement type "page"
expression $V{vari} + 1
print when expression of the page header is $V{vari} == 0
Now u have your title stuff on a new page, but only one time.
My solution to this problem is to add every Subreport in a separate "Detail band" and then set the Band height to the biggest possible value (right click on the "Detail X Band" => "Maximize Band Height"). Between bands could be printed some blank pages, but that is not a big problem in my case.
I solved it by add page break at the start of the sub report in the top side, no use "Print when expression" or anything else
Report formation:
Master Report -> 1st page -> 2nd page -> Sub report -> (add page break on top) title+ 2 sub report -> master report end page
Add a detail band for each sub report and go to the sub report properties and put a tick on Title on a new page.
I solved it by putting a page break at the beggining of each subreport, just before the title label and set 'new Boolean (true)' on the 'Print When Expression' property for each page break.
I have a fairly simple subreport that I want to suppress when there are no records selected for it. The problem is that I have a header and footer section of this subreport with static elements in it (text boxes, lines, etc.). I have set the section containing the subreport, the subreport itself and the sections within the subreport to all be surpressed when there are no records. Yet, the subreport shows up anyway. The data section with no data is indeed suppressed but the headers and footers seem to keep the subreport visible.
Any ideas? Oh, I'm running Crystal-Reports 2011. Thanks!
I just ran into this myself in CR2008. Here are the steps I did to make this work:
Go into your subreport (by that I mean have it open in its own designer window) -> go into 'Report Options' under the 'File' menu -> select 'Suppress printing if no records'
Now go back into your main report. Right-click on the subreport -> go to 'Format Subreport' -> hit the 'Subreport' tab -> check the 'Suppress Blank Subreport' checkbox.
If the subreport is the only thing in the main report section, go into that section in the 'Section Editor' by right-clicking on it -> check the 'Suppress Blank Section' checkbox.
EDIT: If your subreport does return records but it is just that none are displayed then try using shared variables. To do this you need to consider the logic you're using to display the records in the subreport in the first place. This is likely whatever logic found in the detail section suppression formula, but it will depend heavily on the format of your particular subreport.
Now, initialize a shared numbervar in your subreport's report header and then increment it each time a row is displayed using the aforementioned logic.
Back in your main report, you may be able to check the value of that variable to conditionally suppress the subreport's section. I say "may" because CR may not evaluate the subreport's variables prior to looking at the suppression formula, but give it a whirl. You'll want to use the whileprintingrecords; keyword in your section suppression formula to delay its evaluation. Good luck!
Have you tried using suppress formula?
Right click Format Field > Check Suppress > click Edit formula [x-2] button
Hard to follow everything in the post but if data is running into each other, then add a section and place your sub report in the section and make sure can grow is checked off.
If you have static data that you want to show, then you may want to create 2 sub reports, one with the static data and one with the dynamic data and suppress if blank.
Put subReport in a Section, then Right click on Section=> Section Expert
Then check true 'Supress Blank Section' in the common tab as mentioned in below picture.
I have a jasper report with 4 subreports in the detail band of the master report.
If data is available for first subreport, it starts displaying from page 1 with the header of the subreport. When second subreport starts printing data, it prints only header in page 1 and the page breaks and in the page 2, it prints header again n data for that.
I dont want the header of the second subreport to be printed in page1. It should start print in the page 2.
How to solve this..? How could i page break...?
its urgent.Please help.
Thanks in advance,
Prasanna
First start by separating each subreport in its own band. ie. Make a new group for each new subreport.
In the Add/modify group dialog, there is an option called Print Header on each page, try to check that