Hi,
I have six sections in a Writer document with different conditions to hide them ( [Database.Table.Var1] NEQ x
with x= 1 - 6).
When I fill each section with some variables from Database.Table
and then populate those fields (View → Data Sources → Data to Fields) with specific rows of the Database, the five sections that meet the condition to be hidden are not always actually hidden.
The trigger for the bug appears to be the number of pages. If the whole document fits on one page, the sections act normally (i.e. disappear when meeting the hiding criterion) once I populate fields from the database. Once the document is a two (or more?) page document, the sections which should be hidden are not hidden anymore.
Edit: Yes it’s the number of pages.
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If the fields have not been populated and thus all six sections are correctly displayed on one single page, populating the fields with database rows makes sections correctly disappear if they meet the hiding criterion.
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If the fields have not been populated and thus all six sections are correctly displayed on two pages, populating the fields with database rows makes the sections that meet the hiding criterion stay. If the text then fits onto one page (for example my field names are longer than the entries in the database I populate them with), populating the fields with another row makes the sections meeting the hiding criterion disappear.
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If the fields have not been populated and thus all six sections are correctly displayed on two pages, populating the fields with database rows makes the sections that meet the hiding criterion stay. If the text then still takes up two pages, populating the fields with another row makes the sections meeting the hiding criterion stay.