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I have a simple report on QGIS LTR. It is just a "static section" with an attribute table.

On the first page, I have a title and a subtitle. And the attribute table starts a bit lower on th first page than on the second page. I also selected the "repeat until the end", so that if the table needs more pages, it is ok.

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The problem appears when it needs to go on multiple other pages. The attribut table is ok, but the rest of the pages are empty. In the exemple, the 2 red lines are not repeated, but it could be page number, title and so on...

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I can't find a way to have all these "fix" elements in further pages.

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I have encountered the same problem. There is currently no tool in QGIS to solve this problem for all pages “in batch” without using Python. The way I solved the problem was to create several pages and manually customize them, so that all the required table frames, headers and labels were in place.

After that, I selected the “Don't export page if frame is empty” option in the table frame settings.

Unfortunately, this is suitable only if you have quite a small number of pages. Preparing 30 or more pages using this method is quite time consuming.

Example project.7z

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  • Are you sure? Cause I tested, and it think it only works if I have only the table… but if I have a « static » text, line or something else, the page is exported! Plus if I have page number AND number of page, the last one will be wrong!
    – katagena
    Commented Oct 18 at 13:23
  • @katagena Yes, it works. See Example project.7z.
    – Comrade Che
    Commented Oct 19 at 4:12
  • I made a « feature request » on GitHub!
    – katagena
    Commented Oct 19 at 10:15

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