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   Mike Lewis  
   
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     Topic: Can I get rid of column names in group header rowsPosted: 26 August 2009 at 3:51pm  | 
 
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   I have a report with a column called Status. The word "Status" is the column heading. The column contains values such as "Under review" and "No futher action". 
   
  I give the user the option of grouping on that column. If they choose to do so, I do the grouping programmatically (by adding the column to the GroupsOrder collection). All this works fine, except for one detail. In the group header rows, I see the word "Status" followed by a colon, followed by the actual value of the column. For example: "Status: Under review". Is it possible to get rid of the string "Status:" in the group header rows? I just want to show "Under review", etc. I don't want to remove the heading from the actual status column within the report (in any case, when I do that, I still see the colon). This is ver. 13.1, by the way. Thanks in advance. Mike  | 
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     Posted: 28 August 2009 at 2:24am | 
 
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  Set Item = Record.AddItem("") Item.Value = status Item.GroupCaption = status 'where status is the variable that holds say 'Under review' regards,  | 
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     Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 13.1
 
   
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     Posted: 28 August 2009 at 3:22am | 
 
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   Excellent. Worked perfectly. 
   
  Many thanks, JoeLiner. Mike  | 
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