Karen, You could use the same idea with labels. Put each row of data in a column in the table. Each label have each column one above the other. And it will always place each label in the correct place on the pages.
Dennis McGrath --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Vic: > > That's interesting, but I don't think it'll work in my > situation. If it was single-row data that would be perfect, > but I'm going to be printing multiple rows. You can't do > that in a page header or page footer. > > Well ... wait a minute. Since there will be a limit to the > number of rows of data (since only so much can fit on the > form), I could load the data into a temp table with a count > (row 1, row 2, etc.) and have a whole bunch of report > variables that look the data based on which row it is ... > That's a much better idea than doing a file print. If no > one has a better idea, I think that's what I'll do! And > I think then that I'll follow your suggestion and repeat > the same data in both a Page Header and a Page Footer. > > > Karen > > > > > I just for fun tried this > > > > 1. Created a test report based on my Customer Table > > 2. put my columns (CustID, CustName) in both the Page Header and > Page > > Footer parts of the report > > 3. Created a breakpoint based on CustID > > > > I now get 2 copies of the same data on the same page. Maybe > something like > > that will work for you. I don't really see any reason you could use > the > > page header and page footer in this way and just put what you need > in both > > spots. >
