Hi, Michale!

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Yes.I mean just like you means
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Ok - if you want to have two reports on one sheet of paper - what about the following idea:

- Create a mixed data structure for both reports (including all fields for report 1 and all fields for report 2.
- Append all records for report 1 (leave the fields for report 2 blank)!
- Append all records for report 2 (leave the fields for report 1 blank)!
- Note: you need an additional field to distinguish records for report1 from records for report 2, let's call this field "nReportNo" and fill it with "1" or "2")!
- Design the detail band for report 1 in the report designer.
- Add to all controls for the "Print When" clause the expression "nReportNo=1"
- Add all controls for report 2 to the same frx file and set "Print When" clause to "nReportNo=2"
- Now you have to play a little bit with group header stuff etc. in the same manner but that's not so complicate!