Hi Prajesh,
Thank you for your input, this might have been the solution if my header was just one field, but I need a header consisting of several individual fields, as an example I have created a small test application, this is how it looks:
So as you see I have assigned the header Head as the overflow leader of the table.
The header Head is flowed Top to bottom and is set to Auto-Fit in both directions, all 3 fields in the header Head are set to Expand to fit in both directions.
When testing this gives the following header at overflow:
So the fields are printed on top of each other. To avoid this I wrap each field in another subform within the Head subform, these subforms I make positioned:
This produces an output which looks correct:
However I need the elements of the header to be variable depending on the situation, so I place a small script in each field:
I now try to test where I leave the variable text fields as blank, now the header on page 1 looks correct:
But the overflow headers on subsequent pages shows blank lines:
So this is the problem, how to write an overflow header with several fields, and avoiding blank space.