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From: cynteeuh on 10 Dec 2009 17:23
OMG, perfect explanation and so simple!!! I've been racking my head on the
best way to hide/suppress my subreports!

THANK YOU Allen & Sharkbyte!

"Sharkbyte" wrote:

> Quoted from Allen Browne, in response to another post of the same question.
> I came looking for the same answer...
>
> Please use your Search function:
>
> There should be no need to hide these subreports (i.e. you should not have
> toggle their Visible property.)
>
> 1. Open the main report in design view.
>
> 2. Right-click the edge of the first subreport control, and make sure its
> Can Shrink property is Yes. Repeat for the second one.
>
> 3. Click the Section that contains these reports (Detail?), and make sure
> the section's Can Shrink is also set to Yes.
>
> 4. Make sure the subreports are not overlapping each other, and that no
> other control is overlapping them vertically (not even partially beside
> them.)
>
>
>
>
> "Golfinray" wrote:
>
> > I know I have seen this before, I have probably even DONE it before but I'm
> > brain dead. I have a report with 3 subs, all linked to the mainreport. I want
> > it to look like one report. Right now, I have one of the subs in there and I
> > have set all the properties I know to set and it still looks like One report
> > with a sub stuck in it. The sub causes my lines in the main report to be too
> > far apart and I can't space them correctly. Help! Thanks!!!!
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