>>I've got an invoice report which has a totals section and an address box which print on the last page of the invoice. I also have some notes that are placed in the group footer for the invoice and also print on the last page.
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>>This works great except for one situation.
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>>There is a problem when the detail fills the first page and then all that is left to print on the second page are the footer sections. It prints the notes just fine but the billing address box is filled with the company from the next invoice. Is there any way of working around this? I really don't want to move the notes into the page footer because it takes up too much space to lose on every page. I also need the address to print in the exact spot each time so it will fit properly into the windowed envelope so I believe this will only work in the page footer section.
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>>Any suggestions?
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>>Thanks,
>>-Sid Meyers.
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Naomi,

Thanks for the info. It's what I believed to be happening. I was hoping maybe there was a better solution! I don't quite agree with the design (it should really be a bug), it shouldn't advance the record pointer in this case because I've set the group to break to a new page when the group changes so of course my page footer infomation should be utilizing the last record because I'm still processing the previous group. I could understand this if I didn't tell the designer to break on the group. So I'll have to change my address fields to variables I suppose. I'd be curious to see if something like Crystal would handle things in the same manner. My guess would be not likely. It sure seems to go against my idea of "logical". I'm not sure if that means anything or not but at least it does in my world. :)

Thanks again,
-Sid.