ok, the title is a bit misunderstandable :-$
i am developing a report (rdlc) which have 2 bodies that must be kept together; in other words, if the first body is just before the page break, instead it must be printed in the following page with his "brother" body section.
How can i achieve this?thanks in advance.
(i tried to google this but it's a difficult research, as you can imagine
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-Mirko-
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Body part(Data Region) of the report always print depends on the group of that body.
if it is under the sales header table and sales line body renders.
i found this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 59(v=VS.90).aspx
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India
If I am right than do following thing
do one thing create a new table . Remove body and footer part of this table. So only one header row will be available. Now add one row in this table.
Please CUT first body part, and select first row of newly created table and paste in this. Now againg CUT the second body part and select second row of newly created table and paste in this.
It's work.
anyway, the functionality i want is something like Keepwithnext property of classic reports:
up to now, the reports prints
PAGE 1
...
...
bodyline 1
bodyline 2
bodyline 1
bodyline 2
bodyline 1
--pagebreak--
PAGE 2
bodyline 2
...
instead i want to have
PAGE 1
...
...
bodyline 1
bodyline 2
bodyline 1
bodyline 2
(empty line)
--pagebreak--
PAGE 2
bodyline 1
bodyline 2
...
@alok_dida: no, the table is the same, but the body have 2 lines: in standard nav it's easy, because we simply create a section with double eight and then we put the textboxes one under the other.
In RDLC instead, we have 2 lines in the table :-k
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either the second way to do this we will have to count record for a single page then using Integer dataitem have to check parallerly for both body. may be it can be possible in rdlc?
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Curious note: you can't merge 2 textboxes one above the other, but you can merge 4 textboxes in a "rectangle shape"
- _____
|_____|
|_____| <-- unmergeable
- _____ _____
|_____||_____|
|_____||_____| <-- mergeable
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