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Table header to repeat across multiple pages

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I can get my table header to repeat on page 2, but if the table grows to page 3, the header row does not appear as I would like it to. Beginning on page 3, the table continues, but without the header row.

Here is how the table it currently set up:

table subform (flowed) pagination Overflow set to "Go to page 2(that is master page 2)" and the Overflow leader set to "header row"

Table pagination overflow set to "go to page 2"

Header row pagination set to "Include Header Row in subsequent pages"

Master page 2 is not restricted

Can anyone tell me what I need to do to get that header row to reappear on ALL subsequent pages?

Thank you,

Jennifer

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I just tried this with the sample Purchase Order and it worked fine ......so we know it works. There must be something in the way you designed your form. Can you send it to LiveCycle8@gmail.com and I will have a look.

Paul

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Hi Jennifer,

Try setting the pagination to "continue filling parent" - this should work.

Niall

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All nodes are set to Continue Filling Parent. Still no luck.

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I just tried this with the sample Purchase Order and it worked fine ......so we know it works. There must be something in the way you designed your form. Can you send it to LiveCycle8@gmail.com and I will have a look.

Paul

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