neilwebber
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Hi
As usual, something which I thought would be pretty straightforward is proving more difficult than anticipated. Done the usual searches and surprisingly couldn't find an answer.
I have a main-report (rptMain) which has, say, 4 subreports (rptSub1, rptSub2 etc)
How can I return the number of the page of the main-report that each subreport starts on?
I'm doing this to create a basic Table of Contents (if I know where each subreport starts, I can use that page number as the start of a section in the TOC). I've seen the MSKB article on TOC's but it doesn't seem to fit what I want (my real situation is more complicated than that described above)
here's hoping....
regards
N
As usual, something which I thought would be pretty straightforward is proving more difficult than anticipated. Done the usual searches and surprisingly couldn't find an answer.
I have a main-report (rptMain) which has, say, 4 subreports (rptSub1, rptSub2 etc)
How can I return the number of the page of the main-report that each subreport starts on?
I'm doing this to create a basic Table of Contents (if I know where each subreport starts, I can use that page number as the start of a section in the TOC). I've seen the MSKB article on TOC's but it doesn't seem to fit what I want (my real situation is more complicated than that described above)
here's hoping....
regards
N