I am attempting to add a new row to a table. Every time I add the new row (doens't matter where) it has an effect on the height of the other rows in the table when displayed on screen (makes them taller). However the rows retain the required height when printed. I haven't any idea what might be causing this behaviour. The only explanation I can think of is that this is a bug.
I know it's a bit obscure but has anyone else come across this or have any idea what might be causing it?
After much trial and error I've discovered that for my particular reports that if I add a new row (to the Header say) and don't set the CanGrow property for the textboxes on that row to false then the rows in the detail expand (even though CanGrow is set to False). This is a bug in my book.
The reason for adding the new row is to insert a sub-report into the header of the table. The sub-report does not have a CanGrow property. Therefore I can't add it without affecting the other rows on the report. This is pretty annoying.
Mark
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