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• gpi wrote: » gpi wrote: » I already tried that Show your code procedure TPrintPreviewFm.BtnPrintPageClick(Sender: TObject); begin frxPreview.Lock; MainView.frxReport.PrintOptions.PageNumbers := IntToStr(frxPreview.PageNo); if Y…

  in How to refresh composite reports? Comment by Lorne June 2013
• gpi wrote: » frxReport1.PrintOptions.PageNumbers := '2'; I already tried that - it does not work and get all pages printed whatever value I give to PageNumbers. Remember that I have already created the report and it is being viewed in a pre…

  in How to refresh composite reports? Comment by Lorne June 2013
• gpi wrote: » frxPreview1.Lock; frxReport1.Print; frxPreview1.UnLock; Many thanks for that - works perfectly and feels a much better solution than recreating the report. Is there a way to print one page from the report and keep the whol…

  in How to refresh composite reports? Comment by Lorne June 2013
• gpi wrote: » frxReport1.Preview := nil; frxReport1.PrepareReport(True); frxReport1.PrepareReport(False); frxReport1.PrepareReport(False); frxReport1.Preview := frxPreview1; frxReport1.ShowPreparedReport; Thanks - that does work but I am …

  in How to refresh composite reports? Comment by Lorne June 2013
• OK - I found the OnGetValue event and have worked out how to get the data and also found that RangeEndCount only works if you reset RangeEnd at the same time so I can do most of what I want. I have one annoying issue however - I want my output in…

  in Getting started with Fast reports Comment by Lorne May 2013
• doncht wrote: » doncht wrote: » 2. As a start I have successfully created a designer form that I could use for one report but got stuck when looking at how to transfer data to it. Every example I can find assumes data is in a database but mine…

  in Getting started with Fast reports Comment by Lorne May 2013