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Could you use a Report for this?<br />
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Reports are made for printing and you have much more control over the output...
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Could you use a Report for this?

Reports are made for printing and you have much more control over the output...

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Sorry it is on a report... I meant to type subreport above.
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Sorry it is on a report... I meant to type subreport above.

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I have a report with multiple subreports. 
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I have a report with multiple subreports.

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Put pagebreak above that subreport.
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I have a subform on a report and depending on the amount of data on the main form, the subform header is sometimes fitting on the first page but bumping the details of the subform on the 2nd page. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there a property that I could set on the subform to ensure that the form header stays on the same page as the subform details? &nbsp;
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I have a subform on a report and depending on the amount of data on the main form, the subform header is sometimes fitting on the first page but bumping the details of the subform on the 2nd page.  

Is there a property that I could set on the subform to ensure that the form header stays on the same page as the subform details?  

Subform Header seperating from details

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