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Open the subreport in design view.<br />
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Create a new Group for the subreport. &nbsp;When it asks for the field you want to group by, select &quot;Expression&quot; (probably the last item in the popup). &nbsp;Then enter &quot;=1&quot; as the expression.<br />
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Move this group to the top of the Group/Sort criteria using the Up button (far right side)<br />
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Then move your headers into this group section, and set the sections Repeat property = Yes.
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Open the subreport in design view.

Create a new Group for the subreport.  When it asks for the field you want to group by, select "Expression" (probably the last item in the popup).  Then enter "=1" as the expression.

Move this group to the top of the Group/Sort criteria using the Up button (far right side)

Then move your headers into this group section, and set the sections Repeat property = Yes.

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Good morning, Jim. &nbsp;I hate it when that happens (&lt;30 sec diff)<br />
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;-)
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Good morning, Jim.  I hate it when that happens (<30 sec diff)

;-)

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Always a killer&lt;g&gt;<br />
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Jim.
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Thanks Gents, I give that a try.<br />
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Jim, where can I find that webinar?
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Thanks Gents, I give that a try.

Jim, where can I find that webinar?

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&lt;&lt;Jim, where can I find that webinar? &gt;&gt;<br />
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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fww9P8MXCR4" rel="ugc">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fww9P8MXCR4</a><br />
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Jim.
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<<Jim, where can I find that webinar? >>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fww9P8MXCR4 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fww9P8MXCR4]

Jim.

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I have a report with a datasheet view subreport . The subreport can grow. I would like the subreport headings to appear at the top of the subreport when the subreport grows across page boundaries.
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I have a report with a datasheet view subreport . The subreport can grow. I would like the subreport headings to appear at the top of the subreport when the subreport grows across page boundaries.

Headings for a subreport

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