December 10, 2009 at 8:49 am
Sure you can do what you mention in your example. You don't even need subreport, unless you are basing the subreport on data in the main report dataset.
You would use multiple data areas, like 3 tables for example, and in the properties of the second and third tables you set the Page Break Before property to True which would put each area on a new page. Each table can either reference the same dataset or you can have a separate dataset for each table. Each dataset can use the report parameters to provide values to the query parameters. Then you can also use the bookmark property in the first table to set a bookmark id and reference that in the navigation properites of a textbox in the later reports.
Jack Corbett
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