Report Does Not Print Parents unless they have Children.

I have a 2-tier report, that is a report with parent and child data.

The data is being supplied by a dataset with two tables.

The report has a data band, using the one table and then a child data band using the other table.

In the child data band, I put in a filter expression like

[ParentId] == [ChildsParentId]

I want the report to print ALL of the parent records, and for parents that have children, I also want to print the child records "under" (after) its parent record.

However, the resulting report only prints the parent records that have at least 1 child record. The child records print fine. But I never get any parent records that don't have children to print.

I want.

Parent1, with no children

Parent 2, with no children

Parent 3, with a child

Parent 3's child

Parent 4, with a child

Parent 4's child 1

Parent 4's Child 2.


However, for me, the first 2 parents never print.

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