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I’m using a report/subreport, where the subreport is in datasheet format, and
can have from one to six lines of data on any given report. All is present in
the Detail section of the Report. There are items both above and below the
subreport on the report.No headers or footers are present on the report.
The report requires printing on a preprinted layout.
The form design has been laid out for a six-line subreport, and, as such,
prints with perfect alignment. However, I find that when there are less than
six line items in the subreport, everything in the report above and including
the subreport fields are correctly aligned, but those fields below the
subreport are not aligned properly. Some controls are, indeed, raised, and
other controls are lowered.
Can anyone explain how this might be corrected, other than by using a
different template for each report, depending upon how many line items there
are in the subreport.
TIA, Richard
can have from one to six lines of data on any given report. All is present in
the Detail section of the Report. There are items both above and below the
subreport on the report.No headers or footers are present on the report.
The report requires printing on a preprinted layout.
The form design has been laid out for a six-line subreport, and, as such,
prints with perfect alignment. However, I find that when there are less than
six line items in the subreport, everything in the report above and including
the subreport fields are correctly aligned, but those fields below the
subreport are not aligned properly. Some controls are, indeed, raised, and
other controls are lowered.
Can anyone explain how this might be corrected, other than by using a
different template for each report, depending upon how many line items there
are in the subreport.
TIA, Richard