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Quote Dangoo Replybullet Topic: Suppressing based on a shared variable
    Posted: 16 Feb 2016 at 10:53pm
Hello All,

I am having an issue with suppressing can you please see my below problem.

I have a report laid out like this:

- GH #1 - Customer Name
- GH #2a - Tooling Number (Tooling related fields)
- GH #2b - Tooling Number (Sub report)
- Details - Suppressed
- GF #2 - Shared numbervar formula (The formula distinctly counts what is inside the subreport)
- GF #1 - Suppressed

What I am trying to achieve is whenever the shared numbervar in GF2 is greater than 0, I would like all associated headers, footers and details between GH2a and GF2 to be suppressed.

Many thanks in advance.
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Quote DBlank Replybullet Posted: 17 Feb 2016 at 2:47am
You cannot.
The value in the sub report does not exist in an early enough pass of the data to suppress anything 'above' it.
Often that summarized data (distinct count) is gathered via a stored proc or command and is included in the primary data set (not a sub report) which is then used as your suppression criteria.
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Quote Dangoo Replybullet Posted: 17 Feb 2016 at 5:43am
I thought that may have been the case, i guess it doesn't hurt to ask.

thanks for your help.
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