I have a report that needs to be a two page report with object information appearing continuing from Page 1 skipping Page 2 and continuing with subsequent pages. I can achieve this by putting my "conditions" that should always be Page 2 in my header section and suppressing if does not equal Page 2. If the final report is a multi-page report, then this works perfectly. However, if only enough information is generated to appear on 1 page, then I cannot get the separate "conditions" to pull into the report (which has to do with suppressing this section if it does not equal Page 2).
I have tried creating a group and add the conditions as a Group Footer, however, some of my information is then pulling into the report on subsequent pages.
Any suggestions on how to create a report that forces object information that would normally appear on Page 2 to skip to Page 3 and following pages? Here is what my report looks like:
Report Header
Page Headers a-c (suppress if not = first page)
Page Header d (suppress if not = second page this is my conditions section that we always want to generate on page 2 of report)
Page Headers e-f (suppress if = first page)
Details - object/report detail info (using subreport here for some of the info)
Report Footer - suppress
Page Footer (suppress if = second page)
If information in the Details section is more than 1 page, then the report performs perfectly. However, if the information in Details section only generates one page, then I cannot get the report to generate a second page with my condition information. Basically I want to write a two page report with my object info appearing on page 1, skipping page 2 and then being added to subsequent pages. Is this possible? Right now I just run my report and then copy a word document to the reverse of the first page in order to achieve this. Thanks for help (if anyone has had to use this type of reporting).
Maureen
Edited by tucker2m - 17 Jan 2013 at 10:19am
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