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I dont think there is easy way to do this...
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I dont think there is easy way to do this...

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Set the New Row or Col property of the group header section to Yes.<br />
This will start a new column for each group.<br />
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Also, the controls placed in the group header section should be printed at the top of each column, not just each page. I have just tested it and it seems to work fine.
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Set the New Row or Col property of the group header section to Yes.
This will start a new column for each group.

Also, the controls placed in the group header section should be printed at the top of each column, not just each page. I have just tested it and it seems to work fine.

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Oh, I have only just now noitced that this is a Crystal Reports forum. Sorry, for some reason I thought you were talking about MS Access reports.
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Oh, I have only just now noitced that this is a Crystal Reports forum. Sorry, for some reason I thought you were talking about MS Access reports.

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Hi, <br />
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I have a report that uses multi-columns and goes down then across for the data. Is there a way I can set the report to start a new column when the group changes? I was trying to get it to repeat the group header when it wraps to another column but could not find a way. I do have repeat group header selected but since a column is not considered a new page, it doesn't repeat the header. Any fix for these two issues?
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Hi, 

I have a report that uses multi-columns and goes down then across for the data. Is there a way I can set the report to start a new column when the group changes? I was trying to get it to repeat the group header when it wraps to another column but could not find a way. I do have repeat group header selected but since a column is not considered a new page, it doesn't repeat the header. Any fix for these two issues?

If New Group then start on new column or print group header for each column

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