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Vertical Table

edited May 2002 in General
Hello,
I want to ask if this is possible:
I need a report where I have just as normal a Header and Detail-Band. But on
the right side I want to print another table!
I try to show it with a little drawing:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxx HEADER xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxx DETAIL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx E xx
xxx DETAIL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X xx
xxx DETAIL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx T xx
xxx DETAIL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx R xx
xxx DETAIL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx A xx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

How can I create a report like this?

And another question:
I have a databasetable with 15 rows.
Is it possible to create a table in the report, with 2 columns, while the
first column shows the first 10 entrys and the second the last 5 rows of the
database?
Like this:

Row1 Row11
Row2 Row12
Row3 etc.
etc. Row15
Row10

Thank you very much for answering...

Comments

  • edited May 2002
    You can place two subreports side by side. The subreport on the left would
    traverse the detail data and the subreport on the left would traverse the
    extra data. Is the extra data static or does it come from a pipeline? If the
    extra data is static, do not assign a pipeline to the right subreport.
    Otherwise make sure to assign the pipelines properly.

    You can create multiple columns by using the page setup dialog under the
    file menu. To make sure you only print 10 records per column you will have
    to adjust the margins and the height of the detail band accordingly.

    --
    Cheers,

    Alexander Kramnik
    Digital Metaphors

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