Page Break after sub report - Not by design

All,

I have a report for a Quote print that has 1 table with 1 group in it by Quote #. The detail level is showing the line items on the quote and a second detail line for a sub report to show any notes. If the quote has 1 line on it, I am always getting a page break after the sub report even if it doesn't display anything.

The report shows the following:

Note each of these will contain a rectangle that the text boxes are displayed in unless it is a sub-report then no rectange.

Group header 1 - Address information

Group header 1 - contains a sub report for some notes

Group header 1 - Opening paragraph

Group header 1 - Blank line

Group header 1 - contains the line headings

Detail - contains the line details

Detail - contains the sub report for line notes

Detail - blank line for spacing

Group footer 1 - hidden based on expression

Group footer 1 - hidden based on expression ** One of these 2 lines will print based on the expression

Group footer 1 - sub report for more notes

Group footer 1 - Closing paragraph

Group footer 1 - Signature area

Group footer 1 - sub report for last page of terms / scope notes. NOTE: This sub report also contains a table and the table has a page break before so that I can get these on another page.

So, after # 8 above there is a page break. The remaining footers before # 14 easily fit on the rest of the page. The group 1 also has a page break at the end so it breaks between quotes. I have tried to insert a page break on the rectangle for # 13 and remove the page break on the sub report in # 14 but although everything fits it doesn't page break before the sub report.

It looks like it always page breaks after the last page in the sub report.

Any ideas on how to get around this?

Thanks in advance,

Sherry

Try this:
1.- In the sub report (on every List or Rectangle you have):
1.1.- Right click, Properties.
1.2.- uncheck "Insert a page break after this list".
1.3.- Click on "Edit details group"
1.4.- uncheck "Page break at end".|||

Thanks for the feedback. I had tried that and then it wouldn't page break.

I did resolve it although I feel the original way should have worked.

I created another Group 1 for the same grouping clause (Quote #). This pushed my original grouping to Group 2. I then put a page break after Group #2. I only had a group footer for Group # 1 with the sub report in it. I had to take the sub report page break before off.

Thanks again,

Sherry