Thanks, that's similar to how I'm doing it now, using RECCOUNT(). I was just wondering if there was a simpler way.

>Hi Randy,
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>I don't know if you have a similar situation, but I had to do this in order to print a page that showed there was nothing to print. On a verification-type report of ours, which prints exceptions meeting certain criteria, we wanted one page to spit out that indicated nothing met those conditions, with a label saying, 'Verification Successful'.
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>I accomplished this by doing a RECCOUNT() on the result set I was about to print, before doing the REPORT FORM command. something like:
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>&& do report query or whatever up here
>select myreport
>thisform.nRecsToPrint = RECCOUNT()
>if empty(thisform.nRecsToPrint)
>create cursor myfakereport( fld1 c(10) ) && create identical structure here
>select myfakereport
>append blank
>REPORT FORM blah noconsole to printer prompt
>else
>select myreport
>REPORT FORM blah noconsole to printer prompt
>endif
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>If the result set was empty, I made a one-record, blank cursor of the same structure, and selected it to print from. On the report itself, I had a label as descriobed above in the summary band, with a 'print-when' expression
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>>How can you make the headings of a report print even if there are no records to process (no detail lines). Right now it prints a blank page.