Page Copy

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• Anu de Deus Hampshire, UK

  March 2010 edited March 2010

  I don't know how to do exactly that in the designer, but to have the desired effect at runtime, create a 2nd page, drop your repeated components there (i.e, remove from the 1st page as you showed in the example), and set this 2nd page property PrintOnPreviousPage = true, make sure that none of the bands have StartNewPage =true.
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2010 edited 7:53PM

  what you are trying to lay out does not make sense using a group header footer
  the output of a grpheader masterdata grpfooter
  results in repetition of the masterdataband as many times as there are records that match the group criteria of the header.
  you are only showing one.
  Does your dataset have more than 1 record?
  
• Alceon

  March 2010 edited March 2010

  gordk wrote: »

  what you are trying to lay out does not make sense using a group header footer
  the output of a grpheader masterdata grpfooter
  results in repetition of the masterdataband as many times as there are records that match the group criteria of the header.
  you are only showing one.
  Does your dataset have more than 1 record?

  
  Yes...The dataset will contain at least 15 records, and I will split tha page if Record Count be higher then 15...But at the moment, in the MasterData, its working fine...Repeating the products that I want...My problem is repeat the upper half, to bottom half
  
  Something like:
  
  Client A - 20 products
  Client B - 15 products
  
  Page 1
  Client A
  15 products
  Page 2
  Client A
  5 products
  Page 3
  Client B
  15 Products
  
  I wanna make it on half page, and a copy of these on the another half.
  Was trying with GroupHeader, MasterData and GroupFooter...But if there's another way to do it, please help me to do
  Thanksa lot.
  
  @Anu de Deus, I'll try do it, thanks for your help, soon I'll report here the result
  Well, I tryied it...But the second page, begins at the end of all others...
  Was to be something like that:
  
  |Client A |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  |Client A |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  
  |Client A |
  |5 |
  |_______|
  |Client A |
  |5 |
  |_______|
  
  |Client B |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  |Client B |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  
  But the result was something like that
  
  |Client A |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  |Client A |
  | |
  |_______|
  
  |Client A |
  |5 |
  |_______|
  | |
  | |
  |_______|
  
  |Client B |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  |Client A |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  
  |Client A |
  |5 |
  |_______|
  |Client B |
  |15 |
  |_______|
  
  >_<
  The property StartNewPage was False in all the pages...How can I do to print them in the sequence? Thanks a lot
  
  
• Anu de Deus Hampshire, UK

  March 2010 edited March 2010

  Now its' cleart to me.
  Forget your approach of 2 pages/2 sets of objects, you only need one, but all you need is to foce a new page when the records reach 15 items, right?
  In the report script:
  
  var recordsprinted : integer;
  
  MasterData1OnBeforePrint(sender);
  begin
  inc(recordsprinted);
  if recordsprinted = 15 then
  Engine.NewPage;
  end;
  
  GroupHeader1OnBeforePrint(sender);
  begin
  recordsprinted := 0;
  end;
  
  Remove your duplicate objects/2nd page and test this, should start making sense now.
  You probably need to set GroupHeader.ReprintOnNewPage := true,
• Alceon

  March 2010 edited 7:53PM

  Thanks, on this way, the page get splitted when record count are higher then 15, but I cant do a Copy on the same page =/
  The Main problem, is to do a copy on the same page.
• Anu de Deus Hampshire, UK

  March 2010 edited March 2010

  What you want to do is difficult to achieve, but possible. The key is to fix your data before trying to reporting it. I'll try to explain here shortly:
  
  - Duplicate the data in your dataset. Make sure the data repeats all the records for each customer, in the right order, so you have Cust A items(#1), Cust A items(#2), Cust B items(#1), Cust B items(#2). In short: prepare the dataset exactly in the way you want to be displayed in the page. However, change the key field (customer ID, or whatever you are grouping by in the GroupHeaders) in the second copy of their data, so your dataset actually has something like
  
  CustA (15 recs)
  CustA_1 (15 recs)
  CustB (5 recs)
  CustB_2 (5 recs)
  
  I think in this way, you don't need the second group of objects, just the 1st one.
  You will probably want to make it break the page every 2 group headers printed, to keep your original idea of printing 2 sets every page.
  Quick hint for the sql, you will have to adapt/complete it:
  
  select * from (
  select CustId as CustId, field1, field2 from table
  union
  select (CustId +"_1" as CustId), field1, field2 from table
  )
  order by CustId
  
  
  
  
• Alceon

  March 2010 edited 7:53PM

  Uow...Thanks a lot man...It really worked...But I do have a lot of records, and take a time to pass trough all, but it works...=)
  At time, I'll use your solotion at now, but still looking for something diferent to use.
  But really thanks man XD