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Horse06
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Hi expert, I need your advice. I have a report. In the report body, I have one table A and one rectangle B (inside the rectangle are datasets. The data within A and B are showing based on a certain condition. The report is working fine, but I have a question on how to get rid of the white space (blank area) where data are hidden.
Currenlty B is above A on the body. When A is showing in the report, there is a large area which is blank (This is for B since B is hidden now) before A. How to get rid of the blank area. In the old version, we have never had this problem for the section of CurrReport.SHOWOUTPUT(FALSE). Please advise!
Thank you!
Currenlty B is above A on the body. When A is showing in the report, there is a large area which is blank (This is for B since B is hidden now) before A. How to get rid of the blank area. In the old version, we have never had this problem for the section of CurrReport.SHOWOUTPUT(FALSE). Please advise!
Thank you!
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