The GroupFooter section is directly related to the Detail section and its matching group header. It prints once each time a group of similar records (as defined in the GroupHeader.DataField property) ends. A GroupFooter section cannot exist without a matching GroupHeader section.

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Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Class GroupFooter Inherits Section

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`Dim instance As GroupFooter`

C#
public class GroupFooter : Section

Example

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`private void groupFooter1_Format(object sender, System.EventArgs eArgs) { this.groupFooter1.ColumnLayout = true; this.groupFooter1.KeepTogether = true; this.groupFooter1.NewColumn = NewColumn.None; this.groupFooter1.NewPage = NewPage.None; this.groupFooter1.PrintAtBottom = true; }`

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`Private Sub GroupFooter1_Format(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles GroupFooter1.Format Me.GroupFooter1.ColumnLayout = True Me.GroupFooter1.KeepTogether = True Me.GroupFooter1.NewColumn = NewColumn.None Me.GroupFooter1.NewPage = NewPage.None Me.GroupFooter1.PrintAtBottom = True End Sub`

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Section
DataDynamics.ActiveReports.GroupFooter

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GroupFooter Class
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