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Report Job - Transaction Detail - avoid printing header
hru71
Member Posts: 13
Hi,
I've been struggling a while with this issue: Customer wants report 1007 to skip pages where Job has no entries, but still count and show pagenumber total (no grouping pageno as in document reports).
I have tried different approaches for filters in layout, visibility on rows and tablix, but so far I have not been able to avoid having a page printed with &Globals!PageNumber and User!UserID.
Since Globals!PageNumber only can be used in header I cannot skip the Page Header.
Running out of ideas, so hope anyone can give some new input ?
I've been struggling a while with this issue: Customer wants report 1007 to skip pages where Job has no entries, but still count and show pagenumber total (no grouping pageno as in document reports).
I have tried different approaches for filters in layout, visibility on rows and tablix, but so far I have not been able to avoid having a page printed with &Globals!PageNumber and User!UserID.
Since Globals!PageNumber only can be used in header I cannot skip the Page Header.
Running out of ideas, so hope anyone can give some new input ?
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