From: tsquared1518 on 14 May 2010 09:03 I have a report that has a subreport in the detail section. They pull data from 2 different tables, tblMaterial Inspection for the main report, and tbl Inspection Results for the subreport. The items displayed are below. Page Header - This shows the main data for each item we recieve; vendor, PO, seal profile, total amnt, tolerance, durometer, material, color, inspected by, date inspected. Detail - Subreport - This shows the actual results of the items inspected; ID, PO, seal profile, item#, drawing dim., tol., upper limit, lower limit, piece1, piece2, piece3, piece4, accept/reject, inspection tool used The problem I am having, is that the item in the page header doesnt always match the item in the subreport. I used sorting and grouping, force new page, and even inserted a page break to try to fix it, but its still happening on a couple pages (maybe 8 out of 60). Can someone please help me out with this? Thanks!
From: Duane Hookom on 14 May 2010 09:29 I'm confused why you have used a page header section to display the data. Why not use either the detail section or a group header based on a field in tblMaterialInspection? If you need the information to display on each page, you can set the Repeat Section property to Yes. -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "tsquared1518" wrote: > I have a report that has a subreport in the detail section. They pull data > from 2 different tables, tblMaterial Inspection for the main report, and tbl > Inspection Results for the subreport. The items displayed are below. > > Page Header - This shows the main data for each item we recieve; vendor, PO, > seal profile, total amnt, tolerance, durometer, material, color, inspected > by, date inspected. > > Detail - Subreport - This shows the actual results of the items inspected; > ID, PO, seal profile, item#, drawing dim., tol., upper limit, lower limit, > piece1, piece2, piece3, piece4, accept/reject, inspection tool used > > The problem I am having, is that the item in the page header doesnt always > match the item in the subreport. I used sorting and grouping, force new page, > and even inserted a page break to try to fix it, but its still happening on a > couple pages (maybe 8 out of 60). Can someone please help me out with this? > Thanks! >
From: tsquared1518 on 14 May 2010 10:45 Got it to work. Thanks! "Duane Hookom" wrote: > I'm confused why you have used a page header section to display the data. Why > not use either the detail section or a group header based on a field in > tblMaterialInspection? > > If you need the information to display on each page, you can set the Repeat > Section property to Yes. > > -- > Duane Hookom > Microsoft Access MVP > > > "tsquared1518" wrote: > > > I have a report that has a subreport in the detail section. They pull data > > from 2 different tables, tblMaterial Inspection for the main report, and tbl > > Inspection Results for the subreport. The items displayed are below. > > > > Page Header - This shows the main data for each item we recieve; vendor, PO, > > seal profile, total amnt, tolerance, durometer, material, color, inspected > > by, date inspected. > > > > Detail - Subreport - This shows the actual results of the items inspected; > > ID, PO, seal profile, item#, drawing dim., tol., upper limit, lower limit, > > piece1, piece2, piece3, piece4, accept/reject, inspection tool used > > > > The problem I am having, is that the item in the page header doesnt always > > match the item in the subreport. I used sorting and grouping, force new page, > > and even inserted a page break to try to fix it, but its still happening on a > > couple pages (maybe 8 out of 60). Can someone please help me out with this? > > Thanks! > >
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