Yes I now unerstand your problem ... you need to have a double martini everytime you think about this report!

I know you don't need me to tell you the following, but sometimes thinking outload helps, so I figure you need to ...
1. Determine if a town group is about to end on an odd page and
2. If it does, force a page eject before that town grouping prints

I can't think of anything at the moment, but if I do I'll give you a shout.

Regards,
-Isaac

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>Isaac,
>
>Thanks a lot for your suggestion :))) I may play with Report a little more, though I thought, I played enough already...
>
>Ok, I repeat my problem, so you can understand, what I'm trying to achieve.
>I have a complex report (I designed it), which has several groups. Each group starts on the new page. The Groups are: by county, and within it by town.
>Now there is my problem: if town group ends on odd page, I have to insert a blank page, otherwise I don't have to insert. Now what can you suggest?
>Hopefully, I explained my problem well...
>
>
>>No I'm afraid I do not understand your problem.
>>What I am referring to is ....
>>while modifying your report, click on the menu choice Report-->Data Grouping and you will see that each grouping has a check box "Start each group on a new page" which if checked, will perform a form feed for each grouping so selected.
>>I would suggest you create a simple report and play with these options to better understand how it will work before trying it on a complex one.
>>Hope this helps.
>>-Isaac
>>
>>

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>>>>>>>Hi Isaac,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>AFAIK, you can insert only one SUMMARY band in Report, right?
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>>>>>>That is correct.
>>>>>
>>>>>Therefore this idea would not work for Report with Groups...
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>>>>Actually it probably would work. Each group band can start on a new page.
>>>
>>>Could you please expand, what do you mean? Did you understand the problem I'm having?
>>>
>>>Thanks.