What I mean by PageHeaderLevel 1 (=1), PageHeaderLevel 2 (=2) and PageHeaderLevel 3 (=3) is in fact page groups I've created.
I hope it's more accurate for you now.
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I create a page header section for each level and then when a new page begin, I hide/unhide what I want and what I don't want. Of course every levels appearing will change the value of a textbox that will contain the name of the level.
For example, let say I have 3 levels:
PageHeaderLevel 1
PageHeaderLevel 2
PageHeaderLevel 3
Those pageHeader are on the main report.
By default all those...Leave a comment:
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There will be a blank space if there are no level 2 yet. That's why I was thinking to hide/unhide the groupHeaderLeve l1...Leave a comment:
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The problem doing that there is that I don't know what is the level of the first item listed in my subreport...
Depending on the level of the first item of each page, it will hide/unhide a group header to show his parents (in the main report).
You can see that as a table of content but on each page I rewrite the parents of the first item of the current page.
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1.1
1.2
1.2.1
2
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It's hard to explain like you can see :) Is there a way to hide/unhide a group section of a main report within a subreport like MyMainForm.Grou pHeader.Visible (I did that with the print_detail event of my subform but it doesn't work). I know you can do it from a report to a subform... MySubReport.Gro upHeader.Visibl eLeave a comment:
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Hide/Unhide group header on main report within subreport
Hello,
I have a report with a subreport that has a subreport that as a subreport and so on. I have so far 6 levels and each of them is linked to his parent. What I'm trying to do is when a new page starts, I want to show the names of his parents.
Now, what I was thinking to do that is to create 5 groups on the main report and hide/unhide them depending on the level that is starting the new page. Of course, everytime...
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