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Crosstab - Header Problem 1

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sds786

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Aug 15, 2007
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Hi,
I am using Crystal 11.5 with Oracle 10/universe.
I have a crosstab report with rows values Employee ID and Name, and column values with their monthly earnings like Jan, Feb, Mar, etc. I am having problem in putting caption on the rows, If I insert text fields with ‘Emp ID’ and ‘Name’ then it only prints on the first page but I need to print on every page i.e.

Emp ID Name - Jan, Feb, Mar. Total Count
123 David 500 400 600 1500 3
456 Mike 400 700 - 2


Thanks for the help
 
Place the text boxes in the page header and format the page header to "Underlay following sections". Use a magnified view to ensure alignment.

-LB
 
Dear lbass I placed my report in report header and insert related Taxt header in page header and set the section expert as you advised but my report still not printing in the related place, am I doing right? in which section I need to place my report, I tried to move report from report header to page header as well by it doesn't move there, please advice.

Thanks.
 
Place the crosstab in the report footer (there is no page header on a report header page). Suppress the report header and detail sections.

-LB
 
It's very close Ibass, actually headers do print on each page but it's printing on right top of the crosstab report, and there is a big blank box of the right corner of the crosstab report on top of the actuall row data Empl ID and Name, is that possible I can insert my page headers in that box?

Thanks for the response.
 
I think you mean on the left hand corner. If you place the text box in the page header on the left side, and format it to underlay following sections, you can then align it to fit in that space. Use a magnified view.

-LB
 
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