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Try this<br />
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Open the report<br />
Select the subreport<br />
Click FORMAT --&gt; FORMAT OBJECT (i think)<br />
Set object CAN GROW<br />
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You may also have to open the subreport and do the same to the picture and the section it is in.<br />
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mlmcc
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Try this

Open the report
Select the subreport
Click FORMAT --> FORMAT OBJECT (i think)
Set object CAN GROW

You may also have to open the subreport and do the same to the picture and the section it is in.

mlmcc

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mlmcc,<br />
but now the height is growing (perfect), but width doesn't...<br />
???
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mlmcc,
but now the height is growing (perfect), but width doesn't...
???

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I'd like to share the points for mlmcc &amp;&nbsp;rhinok, but... :(
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I'd like to share the points for mlmcc & rhinok, but... :(

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Please post a request for a point split here:<br />
<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/Community_Support/" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.experts-exchange.com/Community_Support/</a><br />
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Btw, glad we could help:)<br />
<br />
~Kurt
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Please post a request for a point split here:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/Community_Support/ [https://www.experts-exchange.com/Community_Support/]

Btw, glad we could help:)

~Kurt

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I have subreport on my main report (product's list).<br />
How can I set subreport's size at realtime depending on picture's size in the subreport?<br />
My problem is if a picture higher then subreport, the picture jumped, but I want subreport to stretch for the picture....<br />
Help me!
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I have subreport on my main report (product's list).
How can I set subreport's size at realtime depending on picture's size in the subreport?
My problem is if a picture higher then subreport, the picture jumped, but I want subreport to stretch for the picture....
Help me!

How can I set subreport's size at realtime depending on picture's size in the subreport?

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