Is it possible to create a crystal report with 2 pages for every group record ?
The report requirement is a back to back printing,
the first page data is from sql and the second page is just a static report.
currently this is the design of my report.
how can I add a 2nd page for every record so that I can start designing on it.
Thank you.
Two possibilities are:
Add a second group on the same criteria, so that you have two group headers and footers for every group. Put the content for the static page in the second group footer and make sure you select New Page Before
Add a second group footer to your existing group. Again, set New Page Before. Add a subreport if needed.
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I want to print invoices and each invoice has its own products. I use stored procedures to get the data. I want to print the invoice with all its details on a page followed by the other invoice on the next page, and so on.
Please clarify what is the problem.
If it's the need to start each invoice on a new page, then Group the report on Invoice number and set the Group Footer property of 'New Page After'.
You can use the details section of your report for that.
In the details section add the recurring fields from your data source and create the the form of your invoice. It will automatically repeat everything from the section (elements and all) with each row returned from the data source.
Depending on the page setup you can have multiple invoices on one page as well as on separate pages.
Hope this helped but you need to be more precise with your questions.
I have a report with a group, but on the first page there is general information and I want the records of the group to be shown from the second page. Currently the group starts on the first page, how can I start the second page?
With the below, does not show the group on the first page but on the second page does not show the first group records. That is, the group starts on the first page only that hides the records, I want the group to start on the second page.
Report Header
Page Headers
GroupHeader (suppress if = first page)
Details
GroupFooter
Report Footer
Page Footer
Thanks
If I understand correctly, you want to have a page 2 pages for formatting.
In that case, do the following :
Open the report in Design View
Right click on the Page Footer section and select Section Expert
Make sure the Page Footer section is selected in the Section Expert dialog box.
Check the box that says "New Page After"
Click Save and Close and then click OK.
I Have created a Cristal report that contains details about the job the details contains in the page header consist of job no ,job name...
I want display the report in different page when the job no changes
the idea is that all the jobs having the same jobno should display in one page and if the jobno changes at the middle of one page then the details about that job should display on other page not in the same page
You need to add a group on jobno; set group to 'repeat group header on each page'. Add desired fields to group header. Suppress group footer; set 'force new page after' in group footer.
I checked Keep together option in group expert options ... Problem Solved
I have created a data table with multiple data records. I want to print data of specific columns for each row to crystal report. For instance, the print-out should show 6 rows of data in 1st page and next 6 rows of data in 2nd page with specific format.
What I've done is printing each row of data in one page, which is wasting my papers.
Looking forward to any kind answers :)
Add your columns to Details section of Crystal Report.
Then right click on Details section, select Section Expert from pop-up menu. Select Paging tab. Check the box New Page After -> * visible records and change number from 1 to 6.
Hope it will help.
I am using RDLC report in Win-form. I want to add the Below Page as Summary. That's mean, I want to add this page as separate page in Report.
My Friends Working in Fox pro. He said it possible in Summary Field, Its Like a Footer. But Can't able to Find That. Pls Help Me.
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1. Students involved in attending ODC, Exhibitions and other functions
deputed by the college.
2. Students who had shortage of attendance were instructed to attend the classes in
the weekend / Holidays. Classes were conducted by the staff who
were stationed at the Institute.
As directed by the principal, in the interest of the students and due to the semester pattern,
It has been decided to consider overall attendance % for the eligibility to write
the NCHM semester examination 2011.
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Sounds like you just need to add a page break before your summary text:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms251701(v=vs.80).aspx
Yeah, Foxpro makes things like that very easy... Not knowing your data source, and if you could adjust by adding a column/field to the output per row. I would add a column of a blob (or Memo from FoxPro) where you can just dump a bunch of text to it. Then on the last record of the data to be printed, have this column printed. Since it won't exist for any previous records, it wont otherwise cause a conflict with any other content. Then, as Daniel mentioned, you can throw a force page break so this content shows on its own page.
I agree that it will probably be easier to add a page break to your report and add your info page above to that page. I don't know what you are using to create your report Visual Studio 2005/2008 but here are some instructions on adding a page break in VS 2005.
How to Set Page Breaks
Defining Page Size and Page Breaks
I am not sure of how your report is set up but if you instructions do specify the following:
To add a page break to a report item
Right-click the report item and then click Properties.
**Note**
Item page breaks apply only to the report items rectangle, table, matrix, list, and chart.
On the General tab, for Page breaks, select Insert a page break before this list (rectangle, table, or matrix) or Insert a page break after this list (rectangle, table, or matrix).
So keep in mind that applying the page break to an item it has to be a rectangle, table, etc. I just did a test in VS2005 and added a rectangle, then placed a text box inside with the data from above and it placed it on a separate page in the report.
Hope this helps.