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conditionally suppress page header and footer Crystal Reports version 9
Posted on 2006-11-02
Hi,
Our invoices currently print to a dotmatric that used preprinted forms with the company terms and conditions on the back. I am editing the crystal report to print to a digital copier with duplexing capability. I need every other page of the report to print the "Terms and Conditions". I have created a crystal report for ther terms and conditions to insert as a sub-report into a group footer and set the properties to insert a new page before and after; however, I am having a hard time hiding the page header and footer on the main report when the sub-report is printed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nettie
Our invoices currently print to a dotmatric that used preprinted forms with the company terms and conditions on the back. I am editing the crystal report to print to a digital copier with duplexing capability. I need every other page of the report to print the "Terms and Conditions". I have created a crystal report for ther terms and conditions to insert as a sub-report into a group footer and set the properties to insert a new page before and after; however, I am having a hard time hiding the page header and footer on the main report when the sub-report is printed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nettie
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Try this. I assume you are printing the terms and conditions to pages 2, 4, 6, etc (even pages.
Open the report
Click FORMAT --> SECTION
Select the Page header
Click the FORMULA BUTTON to the right of suppress
Formula
(PageNumber MOD 2) = 0
mlmcc
Open the report
Click FORMAT --> SECTION
Select the Page header
Click the FORMULA BUTTON to the right of suppress
Formula
(PageNumber MOD 2) = 0
mlmcc
Thank you....It's perfert.
Is there a formula that will not count the page number that the subreport is on?
Is there a formula that will not count the page number that the subreport is on?
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