subreport overlaps data below it
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 3:38 pm
hello,
i am creating an invoice with the bottom 1/3 of the paper needing to always appear in the same place so it can show in a windowed envelope.
my report is setup like this:
PAGE HEADER
GROUP HEADER (by PersonID)
- DATABAND (Person data here)
- - SUBREPORT (cost breakdown of Person's charges)
GROUP FOOTER
the problem is when there is more data in the subreport than can fit it spills over onto the GROUP FOOTER and overlaps the data.
what i want is a new page to be created with the page header and group header info on it, and the rest of the subreport data that could not fit on the previous page, and then the group footer.
i have read multiple topics with this issue and tried each of the those solutions but they did not help. i tried different docking styles for the subreport, placing the subreport on a panel, changing the CANGROW / CANSHRINK / CANBREAK properties of all of my elements and nothing has worked.
please help!
I've attached a screenshot of the overlap, as well as the report file and the data source (XML document)
i am creating an invoice with the bottom 1/3 of the paper needing to always appear in the same place so it can show in a windowed envelope.
my report is setup like this:
PAGE HEADER
GROUP HEADER (by PersonID)
- DATABAND (Person data here)
- - SUBREPORT (cost breakdown of Person's charges)
GROUP FOOTER
the problem is when there is more data in the subreport than can fit it spills over onto the GROUP FOOTER and overlaps the data.
what i want is a new page to be created with the page header and group header info on it, and the rest of the subreport data that could not fit on the previous page, and then the group footer.
i have read multiple topics with this issue and tried each of the those solutions but they did not help. i tried different docking styles for the subreport, placing the subreport on a panel, changing the CANGROW / CANSHRINK / CANBREAK properties of all of my elements and nothing has worked.
please help!
I've attached a screenshot of the overlap, as well as the report file and the data source (XML document)