Report header on all sheets

Hi guys,
So I'm very new to CMM programing and only about a week or so after the first training class and wanted to know is anyone can guide me in the right direction on how to get the Header on the report to print on all the pages of the report for example it is only displayed on the first page there for you lose tractability on all pages after the first this is a huge problem when the customer can't tell what report goes to what part via. Job/Number. Thanks in advance... BTW sorry if this is already a topic, just feel like it should be an automatic function.

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Cris_C over 3 years ago

https://www.pcdmisforum.com/forum/pc-dmis-enterprise-metrology-software/pc-dmis-for-cmms/479633-report-question#post479670
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Does this do it for you?

That's interesting. I didn't know you could insert a report label like that. I'll have to explore other uses for that.

I'll add that you can have the report start a new page at any time using the FORMFEED command. Using that in between some of your reporting can do a lot to make a report easier to follow.

However, that does make me realize that inserting a report label won't put the header on the top of every page if you have a lot of grouped GD&T reporting that spans several pages. I wonder if there is another way to force a header on each page?
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Cris_C over 3 years ago

https://www.pcdmisforum.com/forum/pc-dmis-enterprise-metrology-software/pc-dmis-for-cmms/479633-report-question#post479670
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Does this do it for you?

That's interesting. I didn't know you could insert a report label like that. I'll have to explore other uses for that.

I'll add that you can have the report start a new page at any time using the FORMFEED command. Using that in between some of your reporting can do a lot to make a report easier to follow.

However, that does make me realize that inserting a report label won't put the header on the top of every page if you have a lot of grouped GD&T reporting that spans several pages. I wonder if there is another way to force a header on each page?
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bjgalbreath 11 months ago in reply to Cris_C

You can place the contents of your header label onto your report template and it will show up on every page.

Edit the report template, select the template window and resize the top down the page to make space for the header, then edit the header label, highlight and copy everything you have there, go back to your report template, and paste in right there on the top of the page.
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