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Hi vishalgoyal123,<br />
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I was wondering what your data source is for this report. &nbsp;Could you include a count of the detailed line items along side the invoice number and then just conditionally suppress when that count is equal to 0? &nbsp;If not, I'm afraid this might not be possible since the processing of the subreport occurs after the section you wish to suppress.<br />
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Good Luck!<br />
dK<br />

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Hi vishalgoyal123,

I was wondering what your data source is for this report.  Could you include a count of the detailed line items along side the invoice number and then just conditionally suppress when that count is equal to 0?  If not, I'm afraid this might not be possible since the processing of the subreport occurs after the section you wish to suppress.

Good Luck!
dK


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Hi All,<br />
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I have a subreport inside a main report . the structure is like <br />
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GH1 Invoive No <br />
GH1A Subreport --&gt; Invoice Detail<br />
GF1<br />
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Subreport is linked with main report with InvoiceNo<br />
<br />
The Group Header 1 contains invoice number<br />
the Group Header 1A contains subreport with Invoice details.<br />
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Now i want to suppress the GH1 section of main report if its subreport does not contain any record.<br />
<br />
Please help me<br />
<br />
regards<br />
Vishal<br />

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Hi All,

I have a subreport inside a main report . the structure is like 

GH1 Invoive No 
GH1A Subreport --> Invoice Detail
GF1

Subreport is linked with main report with InvoiceNo

The Group Header 1 contains invoice number
the Group Header 1A contains subreport with Invoice details.

Now i want to suppress the GH1 section of main report if its subreport does not contain any record.

Please help me

regards
Vishal


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