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Try giving border=1 or border=2 to the asp table and check what happens
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Try giving border=1 or border=2 to the asp table and check what happens

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Since a solution was found would it not be better to leave the question available for others to search rather than deleting it?
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Since a solution was found would it not be better to leave the question available for others to search rather than deleting it?

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I have a gridview on an ASP page that is populated with several different reports depending on the user's selection. &nbsp;The gridview varies from zero to just a little over a 1000 rows with the columns generated at bind time. &nbsp;The gridview is inside an ASP table and the entire page is the content within a master page. &nbsp;Approximately half of the reports, when viewed through Print Preview, will indefinitely repeat the ASP table that contains the gridview. &nbsp;Two different reports may both have 500 rows but only will behave like this. &nbsp;The only real difference I can see between different reports is the number columns and the filters provided to the user depending on which report they want to view. &nbsp;These filters (date, time, type) appear in the first row of the table. &nbsp;I've attached the ASP content page.<br />
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ASP content page containing the table and gridview

ASP.txt

I have a gridview on an ASP page that is populated with several different reports depending on the user's selection.  The gridview varies from zero to just a little over a 1000 rows with the columns generated at bind time.  The gridview is inside an ASP table and the entire page is the content within a master page.  Approximately half of the reports, when viewed through Print Preview, will indefinitely repeat the ASP table that contains the gridview.  Two different reports may both have 500 rows but only will behave like this.  The only real difference I can see between different reports is the number columns and the filters provided to the user depending on which report they want to view.  These filters (date, time, type) appear in the first row of the table.  I've attached the ASP content page.

Print Preview in IE repeats a table indefinitely

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