There is a requirement to print two different reports with the same parameters on a single document one after the other so as to export as a pdf. Can I know if there is a way to make fulfill this requirement with the report designer?
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Hi
You can accomplish this by using a subreport and passing through the parameters from the main report to the sub.
Hope this helps!
Laura
Thank you
This appears only once in the main report when sub report get starts to appear. But this table header should appear at top of the each an every page of the sub report. May I know how to accomplish this?
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Hi
I don’t think that the Page Headers and footers are printed on a subreport, but have you tried putting the subreport headers into a group header with the setting PrintOnEveryPage set to True?
I tried it also @lauraj46. Actually, this sub-report (SO64test.rpx) is one of my custom-made main report. I took SO643000.rpx as the main report for this scenario. I think that sometimes, the way this requirement is explained by me is not much clear. So if you can please examine the attached two rpx files,i think that it is easy to understand what I'm going to be expressed. After printing all the pages of the SO643000 report the pages of the SO64test report’s should be printed in the same report. According to the way I attached two report get printed consecutively. Attachment
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Please attach the rpx files directly to this thread instead of a hyperlink.
Thanks,
Laura
Hi
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Hi
I tested this but wasn’t able to get it working either. You can display headers and footers in the subreport that are associated groups, but if your group runs across multiple pages the subreport does not understand the pagination.
Here is another thread on this topic:
I’d be glad to know if you are able to get this working.
Laura
Sure. Thank you so much
Hi there,
You can display a altogether new report on the subreport. So my client requires to print picking slip followed by a delivery note.
Please see the screenshot below how I achieved it.
Please make sure the properties are exactly the same. Ensure headers are not repeated and the subreport belongs to the group footer.
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This can also be easily accomplished with a simple customization.
Thank you
Hi
If you can provide me some guidance it is highly appreciated. Thank you.
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Unless you have experience with development, you’d be better off asking your VAR or hiring a contract developer.
Thank you
Hi also missed a point before which i think is worth mentioning when you are passing variables their name should be exactly similar to the data fields. While i tried the rest above didn't work, but when i changed this, it worked for me. I can pass the .zip files if this one doesn't work.
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