Output Order of Bands |
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When rendering a report there is a definite order in which the bands are generated because every band has specific functionality. For example, for a table output you should use three bands: Header, Data, Footer. The Header band is used to place column headers, the Data values are placed on the Data band, and the totals are placed on the Footer band.
The following table describes the bands and their output order:
The Child band is not specified in the preceding table. This band is always printed immediately after the band it follows when placed on a page. Note: Components placed directly on the page (i.e. not on any band) are printed first, followed by the bands. In a report it is possible to use as many bands of one type as you wish. For example, you can use two Header bands.
If there is more than one band of one type then they will be output in the order of their position on a page. In other words the band furthest up the page will be printed first followed by the other bands of the same type. This is also true with cross-bands except that the band on the left will be printed first.
The order in which bands of the same type are output can be changed by simply moving the bands on the page. You can drag one of the bands with the mouse or you can use the Move Forward and Move Backward commands from the context (right click) menu or you can use thebuttons on the Layout toolbar to change the band order.
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