Footers in a Report

sabzam
sabzam Member Posts: 1,149
edited 2008-03-03 in NAV/Navision Classic Client
Dear All,

I have got a report with three footers. I need that all the footers are printed at the end of the page one above each other - therefore detached from the body. The very last one is doing so without any problems but the other two are being displayed exactly below the body rather than above the footer.

Is it possible to force them to be displayed one above each other?

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  • tinoruijs
    tinoruijs Member Posts: 1,226
    You can go to the properties of the footer (in Section Designer, select Footer) and set property PlaceInBottom to Yes on all footers.
    Tino Ruijs
    Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist
  • sabzam
    sabzam Member Posts: 1,149
    That would end up that the top-most footer would go to the end of the page while the other two on a seperate page each as they would need to be at the very end
  • jsnayberk
    jsnayberk Member Posts: 58
    Did you try to use KeepWithNext = yes (not = <yes>) in combination with PlaceInBottom?
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    Josef Snayberk
  • sabzam
    sabzam Member Posts: 1,149
    The Issue is this:

    We have got an invocies and at the bottom there is the VAT Analysis. The vat analysis includes a header, a body a footer. Besides there is a footer above related to the sales Line and another footer related to the sales Header below. I want all this section at the very bottom of the report. Is this possible. Therefore in a nutshell I need a footer; a header; a body; a footer and anotehr footer; one above each otehr at the bottom of the page
  • awarn
    awarn Member Posts: 261
    If you have:


    dataitem1
    dataitem2 (indented)
    dataitem3 (indented)


    then the report will always print

    Sections:
    Dataitem1 Header
    Dataitem1 Body
    Dataitem2 Header
    Dataitem2 Body
    Dataitem2 Footer
    Dataitem3 Header
    Dataitem3 Body
    Dataitem3 Footer
    Dataitem1 Footer

    The footers cannot be together. What you need is either to have all of the information in the Dataitem 1 Footer (you could use three different sections), or more dataitems (the same result) - integer dataitems that print once with the summary you need.

    So either
    Sections:
    Dataitem1 Body
    Dataitem2 Header
    Dataitem2 Body
    Dataitem2 Footer
    Dataitem3 Header
    Dataitem3 Body
    Dataitem3 Footer
    Dataitem1 Footer
    Dataitem1 Footer
    Dataitem1 Footer

    Or

    dataitem1
    dataitem2 (indented)
    dataitem3 (indented)
    integer dataitem4
    integer dataitem5
    integer dataitem6

    Sections:
    Dataitem1 Body
    Dataitem2 Header
    Dataitem2 Body
    Dataitem3 Header
    Dataitem3 Body
    Dataitem4 Body
    Dataitem5 Body
    Dataitem6 Body

    -a

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