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In Section(Master Detail) you can have two or more
different crosstabs or tables(hori/fin) eg. orders,
customer, products etc
Where as In break one block is break into groups and
subtotal is shown eg customer can be broken into
country/state/city
In Section(Master Detail) you can have charts for each
section or detail. can have chart and table combination as
well.
Whereas in Breaks u cannot inseart a chart for each of the
groups formed out of break
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