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Because it's a Report Header, and those only print on the first page of a Report, regardless of whether it's a subreport or not.<br />
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If you want it to print on every page, put those details in another section (like PageHeader).
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Because it's a Report Header, and those only print on the first page of a Report, regardless of whether it's a subreport or not.

If you want it to print on every page, put those details in another section (like PageHeader).

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I have a report with a sub-report. &nbsp;On the sub-report the Report Header will not print if the sub report is longer than one page. &nbsp;<br />
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Why not?<br />
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--Steve
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I have a report with a sub-report.  On the sub-report the Report Header will not print if the sub report is longer than one page.  

Why not?

--Steve

Why report header on a sub-report won't print after page 1 of the main report

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