Sections in the same page

Post Author: martorell
CA Forum: General
hi!i have a subreport with 10 sections and i want to keep 3 of them always together in the same page (if the page free space is lower than the height of the 3 sections together do a page break). How can i do it?Thanks!!

Hi,
I would group those 3 sections together - i.e. group 2A, 2B, 2C. In Section Expert, tick off with 'keep together' on section 2.
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