Dynamic Data in Page Header?

Hi all,
is there's a way to add fields to the Page Header?
We have to display dynamic data on each page...
Thanks
ThomasThomas,
What kind of data is this? If its a calculation, global parameter,
date, or parameters passed in, this is very easy by adding an
expression(Somehting like: Parameters!Param1.Value).
If its Fields, then you can create a group, and place that field in the
group header - but you must group it by some field.
Then Left Click on that row(the group header) and set
theRepeatOnEveryPage property to true.
I hope this helps.
regards,
Stas K.|||Hi Thomas
No, you cannot add data fields to the Page Header, because it cannot have a
defined dataset. However, depending on the your data and how you want to
display it, here is a another solution:
1) get rid of the page header section of the report,
2) in the body of the report, use a table as the main container and make it
as wide as the width of the report, and make the table top start at the very
top of the report.
3) define the dataset for that table in the properties
4) add a table header row, and use that as the "page header". Make sure to
check the "Repeat on New page" option for the header row properties.
5) select all cells in the header row, and merge them.
6) drop a rectangle in the newly merged header cell, and voila, you have a
freeform container for your cell, so you can drop textboxes in there, etc...
In most of my reports, I have done that, instead of using a page header,
since in most cases I need to use a datafield as part of the header anyways.
You can have several header rows defined for each section in a table kinda
like this:
<table>
<tblHeader1>
<tblHeader2>
<tbleHeader3>
<group1Header1>
<group1Header2>
<group2Header1>
<group2Header2>
<detailRow>
<group2Footer1>
<group2Footer2>
<group1Footer1>
<group1Footer2>
<tblFooter1>
<tblFooter2>
</table>
Hope that helps ya.
--
Regards,
Thiago Silva
"Thomas" wrote:
> Hi all,
> is there's a way to add fields to the Page Header?
> We have to display dynamic data on each page...
> Thanks
> Thomas
>
>