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Hi Experts,<br />
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Going to try to explain this the best I can<br />
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The results I am getting from my report are varied between a 1 page report and subsequent pages... The first page if the data is fitting on 1 page is perfect.. the problems begin on the subsequent pages..<br />
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Currently i have a subreport which is in GH1h which is set to Underlay Following Sections, the problem is that if the data for either the subreport (GH1h) &nbsp;or GH3a extends past the 1st page (respectively) &nbsp;the First page of the main report is virtually blank (save for some sections above the GH1h section).. The 2nd page shows the GH1h information but the GH3a information doenst show till the 3rd page....<br />
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How can i get the first page of a multi page report to show data on the first page for both GH1h and GH3a and end whenever the last piece of data from either of these groups is displayed?
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Hi Experts,

Going to try to explain this the best I can

The results I am getting from my report are varied between a 1 page report and subsequent pages... The first page if the data is fitting on 1 page is perfect.. the problems begin on the subsequent pages..


Currently i have a subreport which is in GH1h which is set to Underlay Following Sections, the problem is that if the data for either the subreport (GH1h)  or GH3a extends past the 1st page (respectively)  the First page of the main report is virtually blank (save for some sections above the GH1h section).. The 2nd page shows the GH1h information but the GH3a information doenst show till the 3rd page....

How can i get the first page of a multi page report to show data on the first page for both GH1h and GH3a and end whenever the last piece of data from either of these groups is displayed?

Subreport that is underlayed section of a Container report is showing odd results on multiple Pages

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