Matrix report in one page

hello dear,
i have a matrix report with three frames with the directions:
1-down
2-acroos
3-down
the problem is that the 2nd frame expanded so some data goes to another pages
i want to show whole report in one page only.
please guide me
thanks

There isn't any way to do this. Reports breaks up across page boundaries and doesn't continue attempting to fit another part of the matrix on the same page.

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I hope someone can help me with this.
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2) an 'object attributes' table with attributes that can change over time (i.e. keep a history).
Some of the attributes are optional and some mandatory irrespective of whether they are static or timestamped.
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Selecting/clicking a row in the top table (object) will select the appropriate object attribute rows in the table below (I've got that covered - no help needed there).
If I create a new object record I also need to create an initial object attributes record.
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Andy,
Apologies for the late reply - Forums have been out for a while :-(
Thanks for the suggestion. I've had a look at Denes' example and
at least now I know it is possible.
I've asked for access to his workspace but have not been given that
yet so can't look at the details yet but I can make some educated
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I will give it a try.
I'm still not certain whether having 2 updatable tabular reports is the
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Hey everybody,
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v_count_updated    number := 0;
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    WA_FIELD_CAT-TABNAME = &1.
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I_TEXT                           = ' '
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      T_OUTTAB                         = IT_MARA     .
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      IS_LAYOUT                        = IT_LAYOUT
      IT_FIELDCAT                      = IT_FIELD_CAT2[]
      I_TABNAME                        = 'IT_MARC'
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      T_OUTTAB                         = IT_MARC    .
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I_INTERFACE_CHECK             = ' '
IS_PRINT                      = IS_PRINT
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I_SCREEN_START_LINE           = 0
I_SCREEN_END_COLUMN           = 0
I_SCREEN_END_LINE             = 0
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ES_EXIT_CAUSED_BY_USER        = ES_EXIT_CAUSED_BY_USER
EXCEPTIONS
PROGRAM_ERROR                 = 1
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MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
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FORM F_TOP_OF_PAGE_ONE.
WRITE: / 'Header details (MARA)'.
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      text
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Hi Peter! Thanks for your answer. Well, this is what I already assumed! Two updateable reports with different data sources on one page will not work taht easily.
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However, I believe it will not work as I can't use the primary key for the insert procedure in my second report. This is due to the design of the report.
My initial idea was to somehow deactivate my report regions before running the update resp. insert procedure.
I thought of using the htp.p statement with 'hideShow(''DATE_REPORT'')' and 'hideShow(''WORK_REPORT'')' to deactivate the regions and run the dml processes afterwards. Of course hiding the regions depending on the requested dml process. My question is if it will actually work like that. My try to hide the regions failed. The DATE_REPORT was indeed hidden but the update was still unsuccessful. I believe hiding the region is not sufficient.
Do you have a hint how I can completely disable or deactivate the reports using javascript from pl/sql?
Many thanks and have a splendid sunday!
Regards,
Sebastian

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Hi,
I know the posts on the same issue exist in year 2002 exist but they doesn't seem to have any solutions, or at least do not have the proper answers that I want. Or maybe I miss it when I search.
I have created a matrix report with groups above.
Report data layout (example):
Let's say the group above is by month and year (combined). Then the columns would be the departments while the rows would be the date of the month. The data would be the income type A, income type B, income type C and income type D.
Jan 2006 | Dept One                      | Dept Two                      | Dept Three                    | Dept Four                     |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
Feb 2006 | Dept One                      | Dept Two                      | Dept Three                    | Dept Four                     |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |Problem:
I can see that the report generates successfully. Rows and columns showing the correct data. However, the problem arises where one single month (let's say January 2006) of the report matrix group expand from page 1 to page 2 horizontally. And on page one, big amount of space left (below the first part of Janurary 2006 matrix group) which can actually accomodate either the first part of February 2006 matrix group or the rest of January 2006 matrix group. But it wasn't populated.
{Content of Page One}
Jan 2006 | Dept One                      | Dept Two                      |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
{Content of Page Two}
Jan 2006 | Dept Three                    | Dept Four                     |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
Feb 2006 | Dept One                      | Dept Two                      |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
{Content of Page Three}
Feb 2006 | Dept Three                    | Dept Four                     |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
Mar 2006 | Dept One                      | Dept Two                      |
         | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D | Inc A | Inc B | Inc C | Inc D |
1        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
2        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
3        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
4        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
5        |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
...      |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
31       |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |   ... |
{...and so on...}Instead, the February 2006 matrix group only started out on page 2 when the January 2006 matrix group ends.
How can it be done, so that either the following be done?
A) Second part of January 2006 fills up the first page as well instead of the empty space. Meaning the First part of January 2006 is above and 2nd part below thus filling up the first page. February 2006 would start off from 2nd page.
B) First part of January and February 2006 fills up the first page and their second part ends at 2nd page.
FYI, horizontal landscape of report is NOT preferable. Even if it is used, the same scenario persist.
Hope someone can help me out here on this. Or at least show me how you do it alternatively.
Thank you.

Thanks for the reply.
FYI, not every month have all the columns filled up. Meaning some months may have lesser columns resulting in smaller tables. That's why some of the months, their tables will fit into one page.
Changing width of does not solve my problem because my reports are made for A4 paper size. Printing such a report with its width altered causes some part of the table which overflows out from A4 paper size not to be printed.
The location of the value I changed can be found here:
Paper Layout > Main Section > Property Sheet: Width
Please do help. Thanks.

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