Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Wed Feb 9 16:18:11 CST 2005
On 9 Feb 2005 at 15:57, Steve Erbach wrote: > Charlotte, > > The report has an outer Group based on [Source Number] (Text). There > is an inner group, too, on [Facility Part #] (also Text). > > The subreport's data source includes all the fields from one table. > The first field of that table is [Source Number], however that field > doesn't appear in the subreport; just four other fields. I did place > the [Source Number] field on the report, though, hidden behind the > other fields just in case that was the problem. But the subreport > still won't show up. You do need the field as a hidden field in the sub report. Keep it there. > > So, on the main report: > > Source Object: Report.rptSubStateCAS > Link Child Fields: Source Number > Link Master Fields: Source Number > > I've tried surrounding the Source Number field name with square > brackets, too, but no go. > You should do that too. FWIW, you should avoid spaces in fieldnames -they can turn around and bite you in so many ways :-( > For what it's worth, if I set subreport's Can Shrink property to No > then space is allowed for the (invisible) subreport...but only as much > space as the subreport takes up on my report design. If I set Can > Shrink to Yes then the amount of space taken up by the subreport > disappears, too. > > I've tried moving the subreport to the Group header instead of the > footer. Same result. > Try setting a text box in the footer (txtSourceNumber) with with a source of [Source Number] and set the Link Master Field to txtSourceNumber. Keep txtSourceNumber visible until you see what it is displaying, you can hide it for the final version. -- Stuart