For example, the data for most of our reports is extracted in a batch process, so the Job_ID for the batch is one of the fields in the reporting tables.  Records are then filtered on a single Job_ID in the main report and subreports are linked based on that Job_ID.  For this type of thing, I then use an outermost group of Job_ID in the subreport in order to get page headers.  You could simulate this creating a formula that contains a constant and then grouping on the formula.

 

You'll have to set up the header in each of the subreports that need it, but it should give you what you're looking for.

 

-Dell

You can then create as many groups as you need with different headers. YOu can set the GH to repeat on each page.

Just group on a dat field that is the same for each row in them main report or group on a formula field that is just a string over and over.

G1 - mimic page header 1 here

Subreport1

G2 - mimic page header 2 here

Subreport2

G3 - mimic page header 3 here

Subreport3

etc.

I would have done it the other way with group headers on the main report hence my reading into your answer incorrectly.

Thanks for clarifying.