How to place a 2nd groupHeader at a new page?

WJansenWJansen
edited 12:24PM in FastReport 3.0
I have got a report with two datasets.
It has got the following construction all on one page:

PAGE DESIGN
->
GroupHeader (startNewPage = true)
MasterData (Dataset1)
GroupFooter

GroupHeader (startNewPage = true)
MasterData (Dataset2)
GroupFooter

ReportSummary (startNewPage = true)
<-

RESULT
The datagroups from Dataset1 are displayed correctly. i.e.: the first groupheader is placed directly on page 1, then the next one on page 2 etcetera.
However, the first groupHeader from Dataset2 is placed directly after the last group of Dataset1. I would like it to be placed on a new page like the rest of the groups of Dataset2 do.

How to solve this problem?
I would like to have a second groupHeader on a page with option startNewpage=true, to be placed on a new page. Without harming the functionality of the first groupHeader, which needs to be placed after al the other information of the preceeding bands. This would imply a change of fast reports.
Does anyone know a way out?

Comments

  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 12:24PM
    You can create the Page2 and put the
    GroupHeader (startNewPage = true)
    MasterData (Dataset2)
    GroupFooter

    ReportSummary (startNewPage = true)
    <-
    on the second page.

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