>From: "Robert Hooker" <rhooker@newsgroup.nospam>
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>Subject: Re: Newbie Question: Conditional rules based on pages breaks and
the like
>Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 08:56:21 -0700
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>I understand that I can make these changes in the designers...
>
>But, can I make these changes in _code_, at the time the report is
actually
>generated? At the time I'm _designing_ the report, I don't know if both
>tables will fit on the page.
>If, at the time the report is actually generated (forthe given underlying
>data) the 2nd table wont fit on the 1st page - can I dynamically decide if
I
>should insert a page break (so the 2nd table fits entirely on the 2nd
page),
>or split the 2nd table, so some of it appears on the first page...?
>
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>"Peter Yang [MSFT]" <petery@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> Hello Robert,
>>
>> Please see the inline comments:
>>
>> - Can I decide to "split" one of the tables across pages, if the first
>> table is long enough such that the 2nd wont completely fit of the same
>> page?
>>
>> You could add a page break the following steps:
>>
>> In Layout view, right click the table->Properties->General, and select
>> "Insert a page break before/after this table"
>>
>>
>> - Can I alternatively, decide to insert a page break, so the 2nd list
>> prints 'whole', but on a 2nd page?
>>
>> You could do same to the list item.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> Peter Yang
>> MCSE2000/2003, MCSA, MCDBA
>> Microsoft Online Partner Support
>>
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>>>From: "Robert Hooker" <rhooker@newsgroup.nospam>
>>>Subject: Newbie Question: Conditional rules based on pages breaks and the
>> like
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>>>I suspect the answer is "yes - any modern reporting tool allows this" -
>> but
>>>I need to ask anyway, so please bear with me :-)
>>>
>>>Given a report which contains 2 tables (or lists) - both of which have a
>>>dynamic number of rows - as the creator of the report, do I have good
>>>control over things like:
>>> - Can I decide to "split" one of the tables across pages, if the first
>>>table is long enough such that the 2nd wont completely fit of the same
>> page?
>>> - Can I alternatively, decide to insert a page break, so the 2nd list
>>>prints 'whole', but on a 2nd page?
>>>
>>>Rob.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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