Informações se repetem no layout - Print layout designer

Estou inserindo, no print layout designer - tela de administração de boletos, os campos CNPJ e Inscrição Estadual.
Quando o layout é visualizado, para cada nome da lista de boletos é informado o CNPJ e IE, mas as informações são repetidas três vezes para cada nome.
As informações são : nome do cliente, vencimento, total.
Bastaria que fosse apresentada apenas a primeira linha.
Alguém já passou por esse problema e conseguiu uma solução?
Valeu.

Oi Luis
O que pode estar passando é que podem haver "links to" ou "related to" não validos.
Verifique:
- na aba geral verificar "ligar a" e na aba conteúdo "relacionar com".
- se os campos estão nas áreas corretas. por vezes um campo parece estar numa área repetitiva, mas por alguma razão ficou no cabeçalho da área repetitiva.
Caso isso não ajude, como alternativa, você pode ligar os campos repetidos a um campo que corretamente não esta sendo impresso para ocultar-los.
Paulo Calado
SAP Business One Forums Team
Edited by: Rui Pereira on Oct 23, 2008 2:54 PM

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