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Subject:
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Layout problem
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Posted By:
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roy_mm
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Post Date:
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8/31/2006 4:06:47 AM
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Layout problem -
I've created a report with the wizard and it looks fine.
It have a TITLE, a few SUB TITLES (all are textbox with values) and a textbox with JUMP TO link that use as a back button. beneath is a table.
Whan I run ut it look fine (In the first page there is the header and underneath there is the table) but I've noticed that whan the report have more then one page, all of my header (e.g. TITLE,SUBTITLE,BUTTON) is not showen in the second page and above and only the table is.
I've tried to move the title to the header part but it give me an error the the value of the textbox in the header refers to a field and field can't be use in a page header.
Can anybody help me with the title part to make it visible in all pages?
Thank alot in advance,
Roy.
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Reply By:
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Itsa
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Reply Date:
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9/28/2006 3:43:30 PM
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No one seems to be home so I'll answer your question.
First create a textbox on the body of your report. Give it a unique name like "myTextBox". Type your name in the textbox value field(meaning the textbox itself) myTextBox for testing purposes.
Second create a textbox in the header of the report. Insert a reference to the textbox in the body named myTextBox like this.
=ReportItems!myTextBox.Value
take if from there. happy programming. . .
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