Textbox which shows value from another textbox (textbox2) is hided if textbox2 is hided

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Magne Brenås

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May 27, 2020, 6:44:56 PM5/27/20
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I have a TextboxReportAddress on the report, with a expression for getting a customers address. On this TextboxReportAddress, I have set Visibility to Hidden: True, since I don't want to show the address in the report table. The address is here show over multiple lines.
I want to set this address in the Page Header, and have a TextboxHeaderAddress, with the value =ReportItems!TextboxReportAddress.Value
This works fine as long as I don't set Visibility to Hidden: True on the TextboxReportAddress, but when I do, the TextboxHeaderAddress is also set to Hidden!

How can I avoid that TextboxHeaderAddress is hided?

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Helder

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May 28, 2020, 4:13:21 AM5/28/20
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Hi, I usually paint the text box font in white.

Андрей Ганьков

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May 28, 2020, 5:06:42 AM5/28/20
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Why you try get address from Textbox in Header?
May be useful get address from Data?
 
Like: =First(Fields.Name.Value, "Data")
Where "Data" is your scope.
 
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Magne Brenås

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May 28, 2020, 6:27:13 PM5/28/20
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That's a solution of course!

Magne Brenås

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May 28, 2020, 6:35:19 PM5/28/20
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That would be the best solution, but the problem is that the table Data is not available in the header, as the Table is out of scope. The table data also contains several "Investors" in this case, which have different addresses, and the address has to change for each change in the Investor field (first grouping). I tried to have rows for the address in the table (before the row header), but a strange bug shows wrong address on page break (the address from previous Investor).


torsdag 28. mai 2020 11.06.42 UTC+2 skrev Andrey Gankov følgende:
Why you try get address from Textbox in Header?
May be useful get address from Data?
 
Like: =First(Fields.Name.Value, "Data")
Where "Data" is your scope.
 
28.05.2020, 01:45, "Magne Brenås" <mbre...@gmail.com>:
I have a TextboxReportAddress on the report, with a expression for getting a customers address. On this TextboxReportAddress, I have set Visibility to Hidden: True, since I don't want to show the address in the report table. The address is here show over multiple lines.
I want to set this address in the Page Header, and have a TextboxHeaderAddress, with the value =ReportItems!TextboxReportAddress.Value
This works fine as long as I don't set Visibility to Hidden: True on the TextboxReportAddress, but when I do, the TextboxHeaderAddress is also set to Hidden!
 
How can I avoid that TextboxHeaderAddress is hided?
 
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