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The Page Header, remember, is the one that appears on every page of your report. The Report Header just appears on the first page.

Overview: The expense report header defines the type of expense report being created ? travel or non-travel ? and other key information defining parameters around the expense report. The header will determine the expense types available in the report and the audit rules that will be invoked.

A report header consists of the report items that are placed at the top of the report body on the report design surface. They appear only once as the first content in the report. A report footer consists of report items that are placed at the bottom of the report body.

The ?header? is the top margin, typically the top 1 inch, where white space or information appears on multiple pages. That information might be a page number, the title of the book or report, or the author's name.

Use the report header for information that might normally appear on a cover page, such as a logo, a title, or a date. When you place a calculated control that uses the Sum aggregate function in the report header, the sum calculated is for the entire report. The report header is printed before the page header.

Once an expense report is submitted, Concur Expense allows employees to visually track the status as it moves through the approval workflow. Employees can also use the SAP Concur mobile app to view expenses, add them to a report, and submit that report, wherever they are, whenever they want.

Headers and footers commonly contain page numbers, report titles, and other report properties. For more information about how to add these items to your report header or footer, see Display Page Numbers or Other Report Properties (Report Builder and SSRS).