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i want to print a i-card for students... i want maximum 10 students icard to be printed on a page...here i am used a dataset file (xsd)...only part remains is off designing the report...

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(I) made design of the 10 icard and placed the datafields accordingly... but i get the details of a student on the same page. i.e all 10 i cards with same student details and on next page the details of second student and so on
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CHill60 12-Apr-14 5:51am    
And what have you tried?
raul313 12-Apr-14 7:28am    
made design of the 10 icard and placed the datafields accordingly... but i get the details of a student on the same page. i.e all 10 i cards with same student details and on next page the details of second student and so on
raul313 12-Apr-14 7:49am    
so is there any repeater control or something like that to fetch next row to be displayed on the 2nd i-card template ??
CHill60 12-Apr-14 7:59am    
It's years since I used CR so won't post this as a solution ... try creating a new report using the Mail Label Report Expert[^] and comparing it to yours
raul313 12-Apr-14 8:10am    
umm... can u be more specific please

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I've suggested to the OP via comments that they try try creating a new report using the Mail Label Report Expert[^] in Crystal Reports.

Essentially the Mail Label report Expert (aka Wizard) can produce a report design that prints multiple mailing labels on a single sheet - by comparing the output from that to the original design the OP can determine what has gone wrong
 
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Maciej Los 12-Apr-14 16:43pm    
+5!
CHill60 12-Apr-14 16:47pm    
Thank you :-)

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