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The________ property prints a group header on a page only if there is enough room on the page to print the first detail record for the group; otherwise, the group header prints at the top of the next page.
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This property determines whether a group header should be kept together with the first detail record of the group on the same page, or if it should be allowed to break and print on the next page if there is not enough room. If the "Keep Together" property is set Show more…
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