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• I thought I could do this by putting multiple detail bands together on the same report page, and just controlling their visibility (turning off all the bands but the one active for the current format). This works ok, except it seems to cause the gr…

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck September 2010
• Ok, yes believe it or not I'm still struggling with this. I tried creating a multi-page report and setting Page1.Visible (or Page2, 3, etc) to true or false depending on the row value, but changing the page visibility in the OnBeforePagePrint even…

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck September 2010
• I'll work on that approach and report back. Thanks for your help!

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck May 2010
• Hrm, ok obviously I don't understand the concept of multi-page reports like I should. (I've never used one before) So if I create a report with 3 pages, then print it for a data source that has 2 rows, the output would be like this? Row 1, Pag…

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck May 2010
• The part that changes in each format is Header/Footer, Group Header & Footer, and Detail Data. The static part is the page header/footer, and the master band. Does that mean I can put 8 of each type in a single report and just control visibil…

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck May 2010
• Thanks Anu! I had another idea for another option that might be simpler. Since you are so much more familiar with FR than I, could you give me your opinion of whether its possible? Create each format as a separate subreport, then the master inv…

  in A separate report format for each row: How? Comment by chuck May 2010