You could use a report variable that is set to .t. and then in the On Entry of the Group Footer, use _VFP.SetVar('MyVariable', .f.) to set it to .f. This would allow you to use "Myvariable" in the Print When logic of all the objects in the header and footer bands.

Cathy

>Hi Cathy,
>
>The problem with this approach is that report header, footer and group header (if set to be repeated on each page) are printed on this "blank" page as well, so the page is not entirely blank. How can you prevent all these objects from printing on this page?
>
>I've just re-tried this approach (and I believe, I tried it before) and in addition I noticed, that page footer is not printed correctly on the page, that preceeds the "blank" page in addition to the problems, I described before.
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>So, unfortunately, this method has its own drawbacks, that's why I choose the complicated method, described in the article.
>
>>>>Hi All,
>>>>
>>>>I have a report that requires me to issue an extra (in addition to "Start each group on a new page") form feed if it is an odd page number [Mod(_PageNo,2)#0]. I've tried putting a field Chr(12) in the group footer but is just prints out a square. Any suggestions?
>>>>
>>>>Aloha,
>>>>
>>>>James
>>>
>>>Try to find March 2001 article in FoxTalk by Cathy Pountney. She described the idea, I used to achieve that, better, than I do :)
>>>
>>>If you would not be able to find it, drop me an e-mail, I send you an algorithm and a sample.
>>>
>>>I've just re-read the begining of this part in the article. Thanks again Cathy for the kind words.
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>>Nadya,
>>
>>I came up with a different method for doing this when I wrote the book. Read my reply to James to see it.
>>
>>Cathy