on 09-23-2014 5:21 PM
Your requirement is not clear. please clear it .
If you want the table to flow different pages then you have to create the table in data view.
in data view there will be a subform by default created. Here in your screenshot it is name as Page_2
please make it flowed in seated of making it positioned. whatever dynamic thing you want to print you can put here. If you want grand total or subtotal please search on internet you will find lots of link.
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I am actually trying to print the footer of the company which will have the address and contact details. So, this info should be printed at the bottom of each and every page. I have stored this data in an internal table and want to print that table at the bottom of every page. The internal table will have maximum 3 rows. To make that happen, I have created that table at the bottom of the master page.
But the problem is, it is only getting printed once(on the 1st page only)
Am I going in the right direction ?
[P.S. : You will also find a line above the table. That line gets printed on every page. But why this table is not getting printed repeatedly ?]
Hello Supratim,
You should not design the table in Master Page. Dynamic data such as Tables should always be designed in design view(Body Page).
If you want a proof you can check as per the steps below.
1) Currently the table which you designed is in Master page. So click on that Table sub form. Now if you click on the Pagination tab, it is disabled. So there is no option to give the sub form to overflow. Hence the data will not go to next page.
2) Now you design the same table in design view(body page). Now when you click on the Table sub form, you can see that the Pagination tab will be enabled. So you can provide the overflow option. So the data will go to next page.
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