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Overview
The Start of break block is optional in the reports created with the report editor. It is created if a break is requested on a sort argument. The End of break block necessarily exists if this block exists.
This block is run whenever the value of the sort argument changes, before the first iteration of the Body block for a new value of the sort argument.
Remark: The Start and End of break blocks cannot be dissociated. However, you can hide one of these blocks if it must not be displayed (in the block description window or via the Visible property). For more details on the different options available on this type of block, see Describing the report blocks.
Creating the Start of Break block (Break header)
To create a Start of Break block:
  1. Perform one of the following operations in the report editor:
    • on the "Creation" tab, in the "Structure" group, expand "Blocks".
    • select "Add a block" from the popup menu of the report (right mouse click on the report currently created).
    • click the "Add a block" button in the "Blocks" tab of the report description.
  2. Select "Break".
  3. Select the item linked to the break currently created. A break will be created for each new value of this item.
    Remark: To create a programmed break, select "No item". For more details, see Break in a report.
Reminder: The Start and End of break blocks are automatically created as soon as a a break is added into the report. For more details, see Break in a report.
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  • Version 9
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Last update: 05/26/2022

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