Details Section Question?

My Questions Is
How to let Detaisls Section fill empty space of the report
For example SalesInvoice Report

ReportHeader-->Sales Invoice Headers
ReprtFooter -->Sales Invoice Totals,etc
Now Details Section-->
i want it to fill the remain space with Salesinvoice Items even if it only contain few items

How do i do that?
Thanks in advancenot a issue man just put the item fields it will display the item it contain and will leave the remaining space blank automatically we don't have to do anything in that . This is the only benefits of using details section it will calculate paper size and then minus header and footer and remaining space will be used by details section

ok.

Detail Section printing 18 times

Hi all,

Apologies if its a stupid question but this is my very 1st report - a sales invoice.

I have a detail section - limited by parameter to sales invoice number. When it prints the detail section is repeated 18 times. Ive checked the database there is only 1 record with this invoice number.

Any idea where I should start looking? As this is my 1st report there really isn't anything fancy going on.

Thanks for any help

Beckicheck if u have created any groups|||Also check the relationships between the tables used in the report.|||Thanks for your help.

I turned out that the link I had inserted wasn't completely unique and attracted too many records.

Regards

Becki

design help

hey all,
you know in an invoice sometimes you have past due amounts and credited
amounts. are these items normally stored or are they calculated on the fly?
thanks,
rodcharThose two are quite a bit different, and the answer is "it depends". What
are you trying to do with them?
MeanOldDBA
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"rodchar" wrote:

> hey all,
> you know in an invoice sometimes you have past due amounts and credited
> amounts. are these items normally stored or are they calculated on the fly
?
> thanks,
> rodchar|||i'm just trying the best way to make them appear on an invoice.
"MeanOldDBA" wrote:
> Those two are quite a bit different, and the answer is "it depends". What
> are you trying to do with them?
>
> --
> MeanOldDBA
> derrickleggett@.hotmail.com
> http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/derrickl
> When life gives you a lemon, fire the DBA.
>
> "rodchar" wrote:
>