I have a main report which is essentially a letter. When the letter is
completed, I have a SubReport which are mailing labels. In the sub report I
have 2 columns and in the main report I have 1 column. When I run the main
report, I only get 1 column of Labels. When I run the subreport I get the 2
columns that I'm looking for.
Any suggestions on how I can get the main report to show 2 columns of Labels?
Regarding the dimension of the Main Report:
Report
Margin .5 Left, .5 Right, .5 Top, .5 Bottom
Page Size 7.5in Width, 11in Height
Body
Columns 1
Size 7.5in, 21.7448in
On the Sub Report :
Columns 2
Column Spacing .25
Size 3.5in, 0.73958in
Is this possible?
Thanks!I've done some research and such a thing is not possible. The columns is
driven from the top level report.
I am thinking of a work-around:
I'll essentially have 2 datasets one on the left and one on the right. They
will both call the same stored procedure to get the label. However, the left
side will call with a parameter of "Even" and the right with "Odd". The only
rows that will be returned on the left will be the ones that are moded by
Even Numbers. The only rows that will be returned on the right will be the
ones moded by Odd Numbers. To get this Even/Odd in the stored procedure, I
will have an identity column.
"CraigZello" wrote:
> I have a main report which is essentially a letter. When the letter is
> completed, I have a SubReport which are mailing labels. In the sub report I
> have 2 columns and in the main report I have 1 column. When I run the main
> report, I only get 1 column of Labels. When I run the subreport I get the 2
> columns that I'm looking for.
> Any suggestions on how I can get the main report to show 2 columns of Labels?
> Regarding the dimension of the Main Report:
> Report
> Margin .5 Left, .5 Right, .5 Top, .5 Bottom
> Page Size 7.5in Width, 11in Height
> Body
> Columns 1
> Size 7.5in, 21.7448in
>
> On the Sub Report :
> Columns 2
> Column Spacing .25
> Size 3.5in, 0.73958in
> Is this possible?
> Thanks!
>
>
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