I have a subreport and page footer in main report, and i need to hide page footer for the subreport part. Is there any way to achieve this?
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I have main report. It has several detail bands and a page footer. One of detail bands (Detail 4) is filled with data returned from query. After this band goes "Detail 5" band that has only subreport in it, which is the last detail band. My subreport contains several pages of text. I need page footer from my main report not to be shown in this pages. So what I need is: page footer should be applied to pages, that are generated in detail bands 1-4, but not "Detail 5" .
Since the size of your details bands vary (and quite possibly the size of your subreport as well) you cannot be certain about the page numbers that the pages of your sub report will appear on. But that would be necessary knowledge to create a proper print when expression for the footer band to achieve the behavior you want.
In other words: it's most likely not possible to do that.
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I have a report like this:
Page Footer b is just shown in last page;
And the generated report is like this:
Can I supress the blank space between detail section and report footer?
I need the report footer a in all pages.
Page Footer Section/Subsection will always print at the bottom of the page. As an alternative you can
Add/copy the contents of the Page Footer Section/Subsection to the Report Footer Section also.
Suppress the Page Footer Section/Subsection on the last page using the formula
PageNumber=TotalPageCount
It will print Page Footer on all other pages but not on last page. Contents of report footer will print at the end of the report, including your copied page footer content. But keep in mind that you have multiple Page Footer Sub-sections, you may need to apply the formula and format your report accordingly. Additionally care needs to be taken if your have formula, calculations in the page footer.
Along with above setting, if you want to hide vertical lines too, then you will have to draw the lines in two parts.
From Report Header Section to Report Footer Section.
For Page Footer Sections draw separate lines from first Page Footer to last page footer.
For formatting purpose you may also need to enable Extend to Bottom of Section when Printing option in Format Line
Having an annoying problem with a report. It's a fairly simple report with 1 group and multiple detail sections (each detail section contains a subreport).
Sometimes the data makes the groupfooter start just on the next page, printing an empty page with just the groupheader and pagefooter.
The "standard" solution of adding Not OnLastRecord formula in the groupfooters New Page After option doesn't work.
I've been trying with Suppress, Hide, Keep Together options all over the report, but nothing seems to work.
Anybody have other suggestions?
I'm using Crystal Report in Visual Studio (not the stand alone)
What is the result you want to achieve?
The content doesn't fit the page, I suppose.
GroupHeader + Content + GroupFooter can't be printed in a single page, so there's a page with just GroupHeader or one with GroupFooter only.
If you want to divide subreport between pages
I suppose that you have to look at Details Section, removing Keep Together clause to Details, to SubReport and inside SubReport so that details section will be divided, if possible, in the page with GroupHeader and in the page with GroupFooter
If you want GroupHeader and GroupFooter to be printed on any page, also if Subereport doesn't fit
GroupHeader can be repeated on every page ("repeat group footer on each page" in Group Expert), GroupFooter can't.. someone suggest to use Page Footer instead.
I have created a report (JasperReports) that contains Page Header, Detail, and Page Footer bands. The Page Header and Page Footer contain static content to compose a header and footer that should be printed on each page.
I want the Detail in a separate file (SubReport) so that I can update Page Header and Page Footer without having to make the same updates to multiple reports.
There is a SubReport in the Detail band. The SubReport has a link to a database and displays records, but does not need any information from the report. The records are displayed when you view the SubReport individually, and the SubReport is linked, but nothing is displayed in the main report, and the resulting document is 84 pages. I don't know why the result is 84 pages. The SubReport I am currently using is only 24 pages.
I was able to get static content to show by selecting "All Sections, No Detail" in the properties, but with an SQL Query in the SubReport, there should be data to display. How can I accomplish this?
After viewing this link: http://salilstock.blogspot.ca/2012/06/jasper-subreport-modularize-jasper.html, I attempted to insert the header and footer as SubReports in my main report. This approach seems promising.
I have a subreport which is multiple pages long, but I'm not sure where to put it in the report.
If I put it in a detail section, the report runs for a long time and generates way too much data.
If I put it in the report header, the page footer is not displayed during the subreport and there are about 150 blank pages (well, blank except for the page footer) after the subreport.
Right now, the report consists only of a report header, a page footer and the subreport (which is in the report header), but I will eventually be adding another subreport. The reason I need to use subreports is because I need to have two groups.
Thanks.
A 3rd party application prints letters using Crystal Reports.
Our in-house style requires a footer graphic (approx 1.5 inches deep) at the bottom of the first page in any letter sent out.
Is there any way to determine the cut off point for the report detail sections that will always print the footer on the first page?
Some detail sections are either/or, some are optional and some are required.
There doesn't seem to be a mechanism for calculating the page length used if the maximum section length is chosen.
Is this a peculiarity of the way Crystal works or am I missing something?
You can put the graphic in the page footer. Add a suppress formula to the page footer
pagenumber <> 1
If you need a page footer for the other pages, you can add another page footer section below the first.