I have multiple reports (not tabs in a single report)
Now i want to enter custom Page number,
Like
Report 1 has 4 pages and total pages in 10 reports is 55, now the first report page number should be 1/55, 2/55, 3/55, 4/55
almost all the reports are master detail reports,
If i add a cell in the footer the value is unique in all the report, how to over come this problem.
thanks for the reply but there are 5 reports with 11 pages, so if i add a cell then it reflects in all the pages and if i punch in the formula it will reflect in all the reports.
for individual pages in a report with 10 pages how do i define
I must not fully understand what you are trying to accomplish. This is what I thought:
You have 10 reports (10 .rep files), each with a different number of pages. You want to print the reports with the page numbers going from 1 to 55 (combining all of the reports). In other words, you want:
[list]Report 1 has 10 pages, so the formula for the page numbers would be: ="Page " & FormatNumber (Page() , β#β) & β/55β
Report 2 has 4 pages, so the formula for the page numbers for that report would be (the +10 would take care of report1): ="Page " & FormatNumber (Page()+10 , β#β) & β/55β
Report 3 has 11 pages, so the formula would be (the +14 would take care of reports 1 and 2): ="Page " & FormatNumber (Page()+14 , β#β) & β/55β
etc. [/list]
You want the page numbering across the entire report, correct? In the print dialog box, there is an option in the lower right to number across all pages. No need to mess with formulas.
Thanks all for all suggestion.
Its a stress filled project, its like creating atleast 2-6 reports everyday, I was hired as a reporter and its been like 23 reports in 3 weeks.
This works if I directly print a .rep file. What if I save the report as pdf and the end user when prints the pdf the page numbering is broken for each tab? Any workaround!!
TIA!