Why my textbox in the list appear only in the first page?
I create a report and I use list which contains a text box(=Fields!st_crscls.Value) ,and a Table.
I group by a parameter. But I note that the textbox appears only in the first page!
All the subsequent pages have no textbox.
Textboxes don't repeat on their own.
To have a textbox repeat, it should be contained in an repeating item, such as the rows of a table.
From your formula, it sounds like this belongs either in the summary row for a grouping, or in a row in the details group, and you should set the properties of the appropriate group to start a new page on each instance.
Another possibility is to add a Page Header to your report, and place the text box there.
More details on group headers at the top of each page:
Sounds like you just need to display the Group summary row (also called a Total row) on each page. Also sounds like your groups won't span more than one page.
First make sure that you have a Group Total or Summary row.
Then make sure you have a page break between each instance of the group. Sounds like you've already got this, but I would use this setting:
Now the row of the table with [ClassName] will always be at the top of a page.
If your groups might span pages, than follow the instructions here.
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