I have a report in Access XP.  I have the ForceNewPage property for the 

group header set to "Before Section".  The problem is that it's putting a 

page break before the first group so that the first group starts on Page 

2.  Page 1 is blank except for the Report Header and Page Footer.



How can I get the ForceNewPage property to ignore itself for Page 1 of the 

report?



I've tried this on the group header's "On Format" property, but it doesn't 

work:



   If Me.Page = 1 Then

      Me.GroupHeader0.ForceNewPage = 0

   Else

      Me.GroupHeader0.ForceNewPage = 1

   End If



Greg

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 Create a page foot for this same group. Then put the ForceNewPage After Section on the Footer.

  Gregory Serrano <SerranoG@m...> wrote: I have a report in Access XP. I have the ForceNewPage property for the 

group header set to "Before Section". The problem is that it's putting a 

page break before the first group so that the first group starts on Page 

2. Page 1 is blank except for the Report Header and Page Footer.



How can I get the ForceNewPage property to ignore itself for Page 1 of the 

report?



I've tried this on the group header's "On Format" property, but it doesn't 

work:



If Me.Page = 1 Then

Me.GroupHeader0.ForceNewPage = 0

Else

Me.GroupHeader0.ForceNewPage = 1

End If



Greg








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<< Create a page foot for this same group. Then put the ForceNewPage After 

Section on the Footer. >>



Thanks.  This did the trick.



Greg