When printing a list, the header may be printed on one page and the first line of data may be printed on another page. You can use the KeepHeaderTogether property in the header band to eliminate the visual gaps in the data. If the property is true, the header will be printed with the data. That is, at least one row containing the data is printed. If there is not enough free space in the header containing the rows of data, it will be carried over to the next page. Set the KeepHeaderTogether property to false to see a sample rendered report.

As the same report that keeps the header with the first row of data.

By default, the KeepHeaderTogether property is set to true. Therefore, the header is kept with the first row of data.