Mike Mackinnon
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I have a tabular report that has 13 fields with four of these fields being
numeric (either from database or report variable/calculated). When I run my
report I get an initial line on my report with zeroes in these fields.
I have two level breaks on the other fields and am wondering if this is part
of the problem. I have another section in the report (tabular as well)
where I have three level breaks and get two zero lines. Has anyone run into
this problem before?
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Mike MacKinnon
One World Xe, B7333, SP 13
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I have a tabular report that has 13 fields with four of these fields being
numeric (either from database or report variable/calculated). When I run my
report I get an initial line on my report with zeroes in these fields.
I have two level breaks on the other fields and am wondering if this is part
of the problem. I have another section in the report (tabular as well)
where I have three level breaks and get two zero lines. Has anyone run into
this problem before?
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Mike MacKinnon
One World Xe, B7333, SP 13
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variable/calculated). When I run my report I get an initial line =
on my report with zeroes in these fields.</FONT></P>
<FONT SIZE=3D2>I have two level breaks on the other fields and am =
wondering if this is part of the problem. I have another section =
in the report (tabular as well) where I have three level breaks and get =
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before?</FONT></P>
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<FONT SIZE=3D2>One World Xe, B7333, SP 13</FONT>
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