Recent content by Faith90189

Rosemary -- that was it! I had "Keep Together" selected on the group options. It works great now; thanks so much! Thanks, kwalters110, too.

Actually, now that I look at it, the page header is printing on every page -- including a blank page when the group changes name. I just don't want any blank pages any where -- even when a group name changes.

Are you referrring to "New Page After?" If so, I've tried checking it and unchecking it. No difference.

I've got only one group in my report, and I get a blank page each time the group name changes. How can I prevent this?

I've got one group in my report, and I get a blank page each time the group name changes. How can I prevent this?

Why do I have to use a parameter field? All I want to do is enter a list of specific task numbers -- they will not change, and they shouldn't have to be selected from a list.

In my subreport, this is what I'd want: Task ID and Task Description (two columns) The TaskID tasks would be comprised of the task numbers I explicitly enter.

OK, I've got a list of "tasks," each with a task number. In the detail section, I want to include the TaskID, Description, etc. -- all individual fields. That all works fine. What I want in the report footer is to be able to list specific task numbers and their associated description. Does...

OK, that makes sense! One more question before I've totally worn you out on this Friday afternoon . . . what if I wanted to create a 2nd instance of TaskID and enter specific task numbers for this field? How is that done?

Am I still using the @RevHistory field? I'm so confused! :<(

I put it in the Report Footer section (the @RevHistory field), and the only result I get is "False." Thanks for your help!

I've got a field named @RevHistory that contains this formula: {Task.Version} = "8.1 SP1.5.1" and {Task.Build} = 8 When I run the report, I don't get a list of tasks that meet this criteria; instead, I get the word "False.

I understand that logic; however, I use the TaskID field in another area of the report where I don't want this formula applied. The TaskID is used in the Details section (and I don't want any criteria applied to that one), and the 2nd instance of the TaskID field will be in the Report Footer...

Can someone please help me with this formula? I need it pretty quickly! Thanks!!

Shouldn't there be a value for "true?" All I want it to do is print if the conditions are met. Here's what I'm trying to do: if {Task.Version} = "8.1 SP1.5.1" and {Task.Build} = "8" then true