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| [WD20] Report based on a Table control |
| Iniciado por guest, 01,nov. 2015 14:38 - 3 respuestas |
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| Publicado el 01,noviembre 2015 - 14:38 |
Hi guys,
I have a Table control and I've generated a Report based on table.
Does anyone know of a way to get details (possibly as parameters), from the window to the report based on the table control? |
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| Publicado el 01,noviembre 2015 - 17:41 |
Darren
AFAIK the report will always display the content of the table - you have the option of All or Selected Only.
Why do need to send parameters and more importantly I guess 'when'. |
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| Publicado el 01,noviembre 2015 - 18:00 |
Hi Derek,
The reason I ask is because the contents of the table control contains a specific years worth of info (year is user selected) and I want to display that on the report somewhere to give it some kind of context.
I also change some of the column headers of the table control to reflect the year selected by the user. I was hoping that the report would reflect the "look" of the table at runtime, but because the report is based on the "design" of the table it seems as though this isn't possible either.
Ah well, looks like I'll have to go back to the drawing-board and create the report manually so that I can make it more dynamic. The "report based on table" is a fixed format and can't do things dynamically. I suppose if one of the columns contained some relevant data, then it could be made to be more dynamic using code in the report itself. Unfortunately, having a date in the rows of the table/report wouldn't make much business sense. |
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| Publicado el 01,noviembre 2015 - 18:38 |
Here's how to do it.... after a little experimentation it's quite obvious...
First and foremost, don't use the automatic Button control that WD proposes!
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In the "Opening" event of the report, add "PROCEDURE rpt name(params)" as you would if you were creating a report manually.
Then create your own Button control (or event) with code to iPrintReport and pass your parameter(s).
You can then add controls and code to the report, but you still have to follow the rules of reports created from tables - here; http://doc.pcsoft.fr/en-US/?1011012 |
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