I have a report made with Crystal Report 10 that is structured like this:
(Note that this example has 1 page with Value A and 2 pages with Value B)
PAGE 1:
Group Header Value A
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value A
Detail section with values for Group Header Value A
PAGE 2:
Group Header Value B
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value B
Detail section with values for Group Header Value B
PAGE 3:
Group Header Value B
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value B
Detail section with values for Group Header Value B
My problem is that when I fill it with data, it displays as follows:
(The Group Header Value A displays also on PAGE 2, together with Group Header Value B)
PAGE 1:
Group Header Value A
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value A
Detail section with values for Group Header Value A
PAGE 2:
Group Header Value A
Group Header Value B
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value B
Detail section with values for Group Header Value B
PAGE 3:
Group Header Value B
(Sub)Group Header with some headings for Group Header Value B
Detail section with values for Group Header Value B
The PAGE 2 should only display Group Header Value B
.
How can I stop Group Header Value A
from displaying on PAGE 2?
Thanks
POST-EDIT: I actually found a solution to this issue, although since it may not look like a proper solution, I would like to hear of other ways to solve this issue.
My solution is to do as follows: 1. right-click on the Group Header and select "Section Expert". 2. in "Section Expert", tick the checkbox "Underlay Following Sections". This will place any subsequent header on top (on the z-axis) the first groups headers. 3. make sure that the field used for displaying the Group Header data has a black background (and e.g. white text). This way the new subsequent groups names will fully cover the first groups name.