PAGE BREAKS IN PDF ERROR- UNMATCHED END

[chiukim]

NAME : <<Start:FILTER(

 "task_mngt",

 [task_mngt_id]=MAXROW(

 "task_mngt",

 "_RowNumber",

AND(

 [name]=[_THISROW-1].[name],

 [department_id]=1

)

 )

)>><<[name]>>

<<Start:FILTER(

 "task_mngt",

 [task_mngt_id]=MAXROW(

 "task_mngt",

 "_RowNumber",

 AND(

   [name]=[_THISROW-2].[name],

   [status]=[_THISROW-1].[status],

   [department_id]=1

  )

 )

)>>

<<[status]>>

TASK	INITIAL TARGET
<<Start:FILTER(  "task_mngt",  AND(    [name]=[_THISROW-2].[name],    [status]=[_THISROW-1].[status], [department_id]=1  ) ) >><<[main_task_name]>>	<<[task_target_date]>><<end>>

<<End>>

<<End>>

@SkrOYC @Steve please help me finding this error. Thanks

[1minManager · Accepted solution]

So I think this is to do with the general layout of your template.  Its says it can't find the 3 <<START: sections, which is weird.  But I've had this before and sometimes its a formatting error where its not reading carriage returns right.

What I'd do is to build it in stages.  Get your first start command working.  Then add the second inside that one. 

But also, all 3 start commands are referencing the same table?  Why do you need them grouping this way?  Normally I'd do this with formulas in the template.

[chiukim]

Yes all the start commands refer to the same table. I really wanted to just group my data per employee and the status of their task. 

[1minManager]

So that would only need two start commands.  Or just one if you were happy for the data to look like

User     Task
User1    Task1
User1    Task2
User1    Task3
User2    Task1
User2    Task2
User2    Task3

[chiukim]

User     Task     Status  
User1    Task1    Done
User1    Task2    Pending
User1    Task3    Done
User2    Task1    Done
User2    Task2    Done
User2    Task3    Pending

User 1

Done Task

Task 1 

Task 3

Pending Task

Task 2

I want my report to look like this, 

[1minManager]

Do you have seperate user and task tables?

[chiukim]

It's okay now. I follow your advise. Thanks