Hi!

My report displays the info on a table in the details section. The size of the table depends on the amount of info displayed, so the number of rows changes in each different execution (but never takes more than one page).

I'd like to fill the gap after the details section has finished until the page footer with blank records. The objetive is to fill the whole page, making grow the table with blank records.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Neus

Hi, first of all, thanks for your response.

The info displayed by CR comes from a dataset, the size of this dataset can change depending on the query, and the height of each row depends on the amount of info displayed by each field (Ex: some fields could need more height to display the info).

So, how can I calculate how many rows should be added to fill the whole page? I just want to fill the gap between details section and page footer.

Thanks again,

Neus

It's a customer request that the table displayed on the form fills the whole page. So first should appear the records with the info (read from dataset) and then add blank records until the table fills the entire page.

Anyway, thanks for your help.

Yes, CR 7 is old, but what you are asking to do, really can't be done.  CR can barely handle this if the row height is the same, if it is variable, even CR XI can't do it reliably, because the only method that I know of is counting rows, but you can't do that with variable height as there is no method to determine how much room the row has used.

if you don't care about horizontal lines, CR can handle vertical lines.  At least XI can, I never needed it in 7 so I don't know if it is available.  In XI, you can draw a line, and then view its properties.  You can check the Extend to Bottom of Section.  This will give you vertical lines, but horizontal lines...you can try it, but I am not sure how it will look.