I have a 2 X n grid. Within each cell I want to have a header area, a body area and a footer area. I tried to achieve this by creating a 1X3 grid in each cell but I can't figure out how to get the header to be at the top and the footer to be at the bottom of the outer grid cell and have the body area dynamically size to make up the difference.
When I run with this my footers end up all over the place and often aren't displayed at all because the body pushes them out of the enclosing cell.
Are you setting the height for the grid? If you have a 3x1 you can set
the height for the each grid row where the center may be something like
7 inches, that leaves 1.5 inches minus margins to do the header and footer.
Jason
On 3/2/2011 4:06 PM, Mike Wulkan wrote:
> I have a 2 X n grid. Within each cell I want to have a header area, a
> body area and a footer area. I tried to achieve this by creating a 1X3
> grid in each cell but I can't figure out how to get the header to be at
> the top and the footer to be at the bottom of the outer grid cell and
> have the body area dynamically size to make up the difference. When I
> run with this my footers end up all over the place and often aren't
> displayed at all because the body pushes them out of the enclosing cell.
That is essentially what I was trying to do, however I think the gotcha is when you have a dynamic text field. All my other cells line up as expected but the cell that contains a dynamic text field throws off the alignment of the footer cell. I've tried leaving the height automatic and setting it explicitly but when a dynamic text field is present it seems to just muck things up.
Can you reproduce the issue with a sample report I can run to test it?
Jason
On 3/3/2011 10:22 AM, Mike Wulkan wrote:
> That is essentially what I was trying to do, however I think the gotcha
> is when you have a dynamic text field. All my other cells line up as
> expected but the cell that contains a dynamic text field throws off the
> alignment of the footer cell. I've tried leaving the height automatic
> and setting it explicitly but when a dynamic text field is present it
> seems to just muck things up.