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Crystal Report 2 copies of page 1

Crystal Reports 11:
We have a 6 page report that prints out.
We need page 1 to print twice.
Whats the best way to accomplish this?
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What is page 1?

The only way I can think to do that is to put the information in a second time.  Assuming it is basically information not related to records in the database it should work.

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Agree.  If page 1 has anything other than basic boilerplate then a subreport is really the only way you can do it.

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I think it can be done in another way. with running total fields, but you have give some for info for that.

basically, you add a an extra field of what you want to show, add a running total on that field, which counts how many times it is shown and than supress the field when running total <>2.

but first explain yourself some more.
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It is a Work order packet. The first page lists the material that will be used for that order.
We want the first page to print twice.
There are 2 sub reports on this Page.
These reports are for our ERP system called Sage X3 and are quite complicated.
I tried just copying the data on the first page twice but I get errors from our ERP system. It looks like its looking for more parameters which are called out in the 2 subreports.
This may be over my head.
Is page 1 in the main report header?
Is it only showing the 2 subreports?

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Everything in page one is in  Group Header 1a.
Is there any way to print the Group Header twice?
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I finally was able to get the 1st page to print twice. The 2 subreports embedded in that page made it difficult.
I added GH1b as a report header and copied GH1a