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Page Break on Division Name and Grand Totals for a MS Reporting Services 2008 report

Hello experts,

   Refer below for the report layout that I need to create in a report definition file using Microsoft Reporting Services 2008 in Visual Studio 2008. Note:There are two different PlanID's in this SQL Server 2008 R2 dataset.

PlanID 1
FundName       Amt1    Amt2   Amt3   Amt4   Amt5   Amt6   Amt 7    Amt8    Amt 9    Amt10

DivisionName 1

FundName1     100       150      75        400      50        350      800       600       780        100
FundName2     100       150      75        400      50        350      800       600       780        100
FundName3     100       150      75        400      50        350      800       600       780        100
etc
DivisionName1
  Totals             xxx        xxx      xxx        xxx      xxx       xxx       xxx       xxx        xxx        xxx

Same layout but DivisonName2 would be on a separate page for the same PlanID.    

  How would I do the following to achieve the layout mentioned above: What fields would be in the row group? Do I need to have another group under the main row group? Page break for each instance of a DivisionName for that PlanID? Summary totals for each Amt field for each DivisionName for that PlanID? A page break on the second PlanID? Finally, a Grand total of the Amt fields for both planid's?

   If you have any questions just let me know.

Thanks for your help,
Ting
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Hi ValentinoV,

    Sorry for the delay in responding back to your comment. I tried your recommendation and it worked.

Thanks for all your help,
Ting
His recommendation worked and he explained it in way that I understand.
Glad to hear I could help you out!