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  1. #1
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    Group Header to next page

    Hi,

    In my Crystal Report generated with VB6.0, I have added a Group Header on to the Report. This is followed by another group in the Report, all done with coding. I would like to know if I can print the report in such a way, that the 2 two groups should always be together. At times it so happens that the first group will be in one page and the next group will be in the next page. It would be easier for the user to understand the report if the groups are together. Can this be accomplished?

    Thanks

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    Re: Group Header to next page

    Hi,

    Explain your requirements with diagrams (examples), so that developers can understand your requirement properly.

    Thanks.


    Quote Originally Posted by shers
    Hi,

    In my Crystal Report generated with VB6.0, I have added a Group Header on to the Report. This is followed by another group in the Report, all done with coding. I would like to know if I can print the report in such a way, that the 2 two groups should always be together. At times it so happens that the first group will be in one page and the next group will be in the next page. It would be easier for the user to understand the report if the groups are together. Can this be accomplished?

    Thanks
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