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• As your question suggests, you can do this by adding multiple sub-reports. I have attached a screenshot of a form that I created using four sub-reports (two are duplicates of the other two). This form prints side-by-side copies of a packing slip whi…

  in multi sub reports Comment by Jeff Eib June 2018
• OK. Typing in my last reply made me thinking about the fact the column was being moved to the center of the page. The master data on those sub-reports only contained one field, the serial number. In both of the sub-reports, I set the Align field of …

  in Subreports Comment by Jeff Eib June 2018
• This is probably the most unresponsive forum I have asked questions from. Anyway, for an update to what I have tried while trying to solve my problem. 1. I played with the settings of the sub_report, trying different combinations, to no avail.…

  in Subreports Comment by Jeff Eib June 2018
• Not a solution, but just an update. Since I am under a time constraint, I don't have a lot of time to work through this problem, so for now I decided to create a second report identical to the first, but with the indicated MemoText removed and th…

  in Order of events Comment by Jeff Eib March 2017
• I let the TfrxUserDataSet default navigation do the work, and use TfrxUserDataSet.RecNo to decide the data to load. The report fills all the fields correctly, so the report works. It's only the event that doesn't seem to be working. When an empty st…

  in Order of events Comment by Jeff Eib March 2017
• Yes. It is called LogListData, and the field supplying the qualifying value is called LogName.

  in Order of events Comment by Jeff Eib March 2017