From: mcpmonkey@my-deja.com
Subject: Re: Reports, how do I do a pagebreak?
Date: 2000/04/28
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Thank you for your responses. I appreciate the input.

Maybe this will clear things up.

I have a report based on a SQL statement that returns X number of
groups of data.  Each group contains anywhere from 10 - 1000 records.

The report is separated by group and distributed to field workers.

The key to my question is that the report is to be printed *duplex*.

Therefore page "1" of each group needs to be on the "front" page.

I.e. The cover page for the report is on page 1.  The data for the
first group should be printed on page 3. If the data for group one
consumes 2 pages (page 3 and 4) then the data for the second group
should start on page 5. If the data for group one consumes 3 pages
(page 3, 4 and 5) then the data for the second group should start on
page 7.

Note the need to start each group on an *odd* numbered page.

I believe what I need to know how to do is programmatically insert a
page break or force a form feed.


In article <8ebl5k$1o1$1@news.IT.net>,
  "Silvia" <claudiob@aliasnet.it> wrote:
> Bob Jones ha scritto nel messaggio ...
> >I'm working in Reports 2.5 trying to write a report that has a a
 number of
> >groups.  I want to have the printing go to a new (even numbered)
 page at
> >each group break.  Anyone know how to help me with this?
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
 
> >
>
> In the property palette of the repeating frame relative to group ( in
 layout
> model), set the property Maximun number of records for page = 1. So
 at each
> group you have a pagebreak .
>
> Silvia
>
>


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