Basically it's something like this

 

                        Date          Date         Date          Date

Test name:    (Results)   (Results)   (Results)   (Results)

Not really what i needed. Unfortianly i think it's the best solution I have.

 

sorry... bad day haha... so i'm gonna try to shorten this post up a lot... heh

 

Anyways... I basically just created a formula:

 

Code:

" Person Name: " + {@Person_Name} + chr(13) + " Date of Birth: " + {@DOB}

 

Output:

Person Name: John Smith

Date of Birth:  01/01/1991

 

And put this as column 1. Making sure the in the column options indent column was off. so it spand across the entire section of columns.

 

I also made sure that each time it went to the new page, the row labels repeated, by checking the "Repeat Row Labels" in the Customize Style section.

 

Basically, I have 2 headers, the one with all of the companies information.

aswell as all of the person information as a page header. And another one that's actually in the crosstab that has the person name and DoB.

 

Thus allowing the user to match the pages together (which is what I needed to make sure results stayed with the proper person's results and not mixed by accident)

 

Meh, it's not a great work around... But it's functional.... And if i could garentee there to be a full page of columns each time a new page is created.... I could actually put the entire page header into the crosstab header i made in column 1.

 

Buuuut unfortunately, Column 1seems to only expand to how many columns there are.

 

 So, it looks something like this...

 

                        Person Name: John Smith                                        

                        Date of birth:  01/01/1991