I build report by using cross tab in crystal report in the first page i have title page that take area about 1/4 of the page consist with logo and report name and filter detail So on the second page it shown up the same position as the first page something that I want is to remove the report header section and move up the page header section and detail section to top on the 2nd page Thanks you for answer and i want to know Is this need to do ?? because some aspect of user tell that Its' okay don't move 2nd page up its should be like this same position same line its easy to read and compare the pages some aspect think that it's lost the area of the head of page 2 it's useless what should I do from here
To cojimarmiami,
i tried your suggestion formula but it' doesn't work when i preview it show just a page in horizantal by the vertical space separate it for 2 Block (not page) and when i printed its' come out 2 pages in A4 paper What should i do for the next step Thank you
you will have to place your logo, report name and filter on Page Header, then go to that Section Expert and place this formula on Suppress pagenumber <> 1. That is going to suppress that section if your are not on the first page.
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The TextObject "I. PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM & PROSEDUR" won't appear on preview/print mode, only appears on design mode. Please help and show me step by steps. I'm new to this Crystal Report, Thanks.
Here is design mode ScreenShot:
Design
Here is preview mode ScreenShot:
Preview
Crystal report works in following way:
Report Header //Prints once for report same holds true for report footer
Page header //Prints for every page same holds true for page footer
Details //Prints for every record
When certain section doesn't fit in space left in a page then the whole section will be pushed to next page, In your case since you placed your data in detail section and data in detail section doesn't fit in page 1 full section is pushed to page 2, hence you are able to see in page 2 instead of page 1
To solve this Right Click Page Header --> Insert section Below
Now take your data from details and place in page header
This is one way of solving the issue, let me know your input
I have a report with two header sections (HS), two details sections (DS) and two page footer sections (PFS).
and I want to get report with following layout
page 1:
HS-1
DS-1
PFS-1
page 2 and more:
HS-2
DS-2
PFS-2
and I do it but my problem is with first page, PFS-1 overlaps DS-1.
DS-1 has "new page after" condition where after one record is displayed new page should start. HS-1 and PFS-1 are suppressed if pagenumber <> 1
there are text boxes and line objects on DS-1 but PFS-1 overlaps almost half of it while the PFS-1 itself is just one line in size.
PFS-1 is "fit section" and no, I can't use
print at bottom of page
because it is disabled, grayed out. as for sizes of section they are same as the second ones but I have no problem with second or farther pages, this problem occurs only on first page.
as you can see in picture below, text marked with red is the single line of footer and it is way too high positioned and it overlaps the details section :/.
under that footer there is at least one more box like the one that is outlined with blue box and three data fields .
please can anyone help me with this ?
I have a crystal report for an invoice that is formatted with some horizontal and vertical lines. The vertical lines cut across a number of group and detail sections. Crystal reports is version 13, and I am using it in the designer in Visual Studio 2013.
I have two problems
1) The vertical lines only extend to the beginning of the first detail section on the first page. On subsequent pages they display all the way down the screen.
2) For the second and last row of one of my groups, the vertical lines don't display at all.
I have tried removing the lines and re-adding them, and this has made no difference. I have also tried changing ExtendToBottomOfSection to true for the lines, but this doesn't seem to make any difference. Any other suggestions?
The key thing with lines and boxes in Crystal Reports is the section/area they start in and the section/area they end in. These areas always go in a specific order: Report Header, Page Header, Group Headers, Details, Group Footers, Report Footer, Page Footer.
Depending on the height of the areas, some sections may be bumped to the next page. Most issues I see with lines and boxes are due to them not starting/ending in the right section to give the desired effect on every page, even pages where some sections may be omitted.
If you want lines to span the whole page, they should start at the top of the Page Header area and end in the bottom of the Page Footer.
What I think you're looking for is a slight variation on this (I'm guessing based on your problem description): to run the line down the entire page, but not actually have it appear in the page header/footer. In this case, you will want the line to start at the bottom of the page header, and end at the top of the page footer. This will give the effect of the line covering the page (but not the header/footer), regardless of how many records appear on the page.
These properties are easiest to control from Design view (where it's easier to distinguish section boundaries), or from the properties dialog (where you can make the top/bottom values exact).
Hope this helps!
I want to add footer on my report, but only on the last page. I followed this tutorial which was successful, but it leaves space for the footer on all pages.
How can I get rid off that space for the footer on all pages except the last one?
I can only think of the following solution for your problem:
First - don't use the build in Footer. Instead, use a sub-report that will contain your footer details.
Now, you need to define the sub-report as thin as possible in the main report (while in the actual sub-report - arrange your data as you want).
Then just implement the same concept as described in the link that you provided - means that you need to define an expression in the sub-report visibility filed.
attaching a demonstration that explaining the 'using sub-report' idea:
EDIT
I did some research - If you follows the instructions provided by the link in your question but Strech the rectangle to cover all the footer area, then your are good - the footer will not be displayed until the last page:
This how I arranged the Rectangle over the footer:
Middle Page (you can see that the footer's rectangle is hidden:
Last Page (footer is visible):
We are trying to create Crystal Report but have a problem with page template creation.
Report looks like this:
It should be "stamp" in the right bottom corner of page. First page stamp looks little different from other pages stamp.
At the left part of page on the left margin two objects are placed. Both of them oriented vertically and should work as header and footer (should be shown on every page) but take more room than required for usual header and footer. In this case we can't use usual header and footer to place these objects.
Tables on pages should work as "background" because even 1 record on page should show 20-row table (with first row filled in this example)
It would be great if we have something like "left running title" but we can't see such feature in CR.
I attached couple images to show how the report should look (sorry, i can't post images here because have no enough reputation points):
First Page Second Page
Could you please say how such report template can be created? We have no skilled CR developer in our company and have no idea which way of report creation can be used :(
We also agree to use another report engine if it is free and can work with .NET applications
Thanks for help
Dmitry
You can use underlay property of the sections to get the desired result. You can use the page header and page footer for putting the details and for page-header, set the underlay property to TRUE and for the footer, set the property of the detail section (I presume, you have a single detail section in the report) to TRUE. This will make the details of the header and footer display beneath the detail section.