nicocizik
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Teknik,
The easiest way to combine two data fields is to add them to a single
TppVariable on your report. The code will look something like the
following...
procedure TForm1.ppVariable1Calc(Sender: TObject; var Value… -
Conrad,
What you are trying to do sounds very interesting but I'm afraid I need a
little more information to understand the exact issue you are having. You
should be able to save your report to file, using ReportBuilder, and th… -
Marco,
Your best bet would be to create a group, based on a static label, around
the detail band and place all your current summary band contents into the
group footer. Now you will essentially have two summary bands (i.e. the<… -
Marco,
Try using a summary band (report | summary... menu option) for your invoice
total. The summary band will always print at the end of the report. If
this is not what you are looking for, try creating a group based on a st… -
Mike,
Instead of using a TppLabel, try using a TppVariable set to type String.
Then you are able to use the TppVariable.OnCalc event to update its value
and the value of the memo in the summary. Then set the
TStringList(Tp… -
Mike,
The blank page being produced is the new page created by the section style
subreport. You should place the region inside the subreport at the position
you would like the information to show up on the new page created by t… -
Mike,
Try dropping a Section style subreport in the group footer and place the
region in there. This will automatically break to the next page before
printing the subreport.
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Sham,
The reason you are not finding the last label using the ObjectByName method
is probably due to a naming conflict. For this (among others) reason, we
always recomend using a report object loop to find components in a repor… -
Dominique,
You will not be able to use any ReportBuilder add-on components if you do
not have Delphi and a full version of ReportBuilder (i.e. you're an
end-user). Try contacting the software vendor that sold you the applicatio… -
Dominique,
Lines can be drawn vertically by setting the TppLine.Position property to
lpLeft or lpRight. If you would like to rotate text, there is the
RotatedText add-on component available from our website
( in No Rotation feature for labels, Memo and DB objects Comment by nicocizik May 2003 -
Chong,
When designing a report, you can save the template by selecting the file |
save menu option. This will save the .rtm file to a location on your hard
drive. Then you may clear out the report object on your Delphi form an… -
Tom,
I would recommend trying a Master-Detail-Detail style report. Your master
dataset should hold the part types. The first detail dataset should have
the parts required for each type, and the second detail dataset should
David,
Thanks for the suggestion. Currently the /tips/ directory has been used to
give individual support to users of the newsgroup and e-mail support. These
examples are not fully documented or not documented at all. It is o…Tyrone,
It sounds as though you may have a corrupt installation. Try following the
instructions below and re-installing the latest version of ReportBuilder
7.02 Build 2.
--------------------------------------------Andre,
You can use a report object loop to change every component to a specific
font. Below is an example of how you might do this. This tech-tip along
with many others can also be found in our Tech-Tips newsgroup
(digita…Stacey,
The article below explains which files you need to include in your 'uses'
clause for all dade components to work correctly. Also, be sure to check
your database settings and see if your connection properties are configu…Jack,
Here is a good example of how to create a complete report in code.
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/DynamicReportCreation.zipJanusz,
We have no know issues like this one with the crosstab component.
- Make sure your customer is using the latest printer driver for their
printer.
- Ask your customer to try your application on another co…Janusz,
Which version of ReportBuilder are you using? Make sure that your customer
is using the latest printer driver for the printer they are using. Also
make sure the user is not changing the font inside of the crosstab
William,
You can adjust the page margin by selecting the File | Page Setup menu
option in the Report Designer window. From here select the "margins' tab
and adjust the margin width as you need.
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Russell,
The TppPreview object gets notified in the TppViewer's DoOnPageChange
trigger, so this is a good approach to take in your case.
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Moothy,
Try creating two identical variables (one in each column) and align them to
their corresponding variable. Then you can toggle the visibility of each
variable based on the value of the above two variables.
-- …Christophe,
It is possible to use the label wizard without the ppDesigner. Below is a
link to an example that shows how to do this.
in label wizard dialog box during execution Comment by nicocizik May 2003Phil,
I am having a little trouble understanding what you would like your report
to look like. Would you like each income range in it's own column? Please
provide a little more information (i.e. a picture or sample report temp…Skot,
Sorry, I didn't understand exactly what you were after the first time. You
are going to want to add the following lines to the Report.PrintDialogCreate
event to get the results you need. You can leave the default devicet…Skot,
You can set the file format you need using the Report.DeviceType property.
If you are using TExtraDev to print in PDF, I believe you want to set your
device to 'PDFFile'. Be sure to set the Report.AllowPrintToFile propert…Sanford,
The article below gives the full feature list of ReportBuilder along with
some reasons to use our product. Also, some time ago (as a training
exercise to learn Delphi and ReportBuilder) I made a small application that<…Mike,
You are going to want to make duplicate calculations for each variable in
different groups inside the OnCalc event of the Detail variable. Then you
need to set the reset for each of the group variables to GroupEnd. This<…Mike,
Create a variable in the group footer and update the value of that variable
in the OnCalc event of the variable in hte detail section. Something like
this...
procedure Variable1Calc(Sender: TObject; Value: Vari…Neil,
It looks as though you can solve this problem by placing 3 regions around
each set of shapes and memos (side by side). For example region 1 will have
11 and 21, region 2: 12 and 22, and region 3: 13 and 23. Then by setti…