Body is overlapping header

Hello~
I have a report with a header and body.
The header has the usual stuff, title, logo, parameter fields, etc
The body is a table.
When I run the report, the table overlaps the header... I don't
understand why this is happening...
So... what I'm doing right now is I have to leave an inch of blank
space just before the table in the body. But cosmetically the report
doesnt look right...
Thanks!On Jul 12, 4:55 pm, OogleGoogle <Yvonh...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello~
> I have a report with a header and body.
> The header has the usual stuff, title, logo, parameter fields, etc
> The body is a table.
> When I run the report, the table overlaps the header... I don't
> understand why this is happening...
> So... what I'm doing right now is I have to leave an inch of blank
> space just before the table in the body. But cosmetically the report
> doesnt look right...
> Thanks!
This seems like a unique situation. I would suggest putting the
contents of the header into one rectangle and doing the same for the
table control in the body. Also, you might want to right-click inside
the blank area of the header -> select Properties -> and increase the
BorderWidth. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant|||On Jul 12, 9:40 pm, EMartinez <emartinez...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 12, 4:55 pm, OogleGoogle <Yvonh...@.gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello~
> > I have a report with a header and body.
> > The header has the usual stuff, title, logo, parameter fields, etc
> > The body is a table.
> > When I run the report, the table overlaps the header... I don't
> > understand why this is happening...
> > So... what I'm doing right now is I have to leave an inch of blank
> > space just before the table in the body. But cosmetically the report
> > doesnt look right...
> > Thanks!
> This seems like a unique situation. I would suggest putting the
> contents of the header into one rectangle and doing the same for the
> table control in the body. Also, you might want to right-click inside
> the blank area of the header -> select Properties -> and increase the
> BorderWidth. Hope this helps.
> Regards,
> Enrique Martinez
> Sr. Software Consultant
Under the properties tab for the report itself, try changing the
margins it may or may not help.

Bizarre zero suppression on print

Hi All,

I have a report (using CR XI) that uses conditional suppression.

Simple stuff, it prints out a few data values if at least one of the values is not null but prints a row of text (made up of the appropriate number of .00s in the right places) if all data values for the line are null.

In print preview on the screen it works perfectly but when I print it out, all the zeroes disappear and all that is left is the dot!

In case anyone is wondering why I doing it this way at all and not simply unselecting the suppress when zero checkbox it is because this report is a subreport of another report and if all the data values are null in the sub then the main just has a blank patch (rather than zeroes).

Anyway, any ideas re how to get the printer to print out what the preview says it will?

Thanks,

HywelCHello again,

I tried to export the report as a PDF and that works perfectly too. The problem just seems to be with the printer...very odd.

HywelC|||Did you set the page setup correctly?