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= HOWTO: Print a Report with | = HOWTO: Print a Report with "Page # of #" Format in Footer = | ||
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== SUMMARY == | == SUMMARY == | ||
To print a report with a footer that has a | To print a report with a footer that has a "Page # of #" format, you must use a user-defined function (UDF), as explained below. | ||
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== REFERENCES == | == REFERENCES == | ||
"Commands & Functions," version 2.0, page C3-662 "Language Reference," version 2.5, page L3-820 | |||
Additional query words: REPORT FORM reportname PREVIEW | Additional query words: REPORT FORM reportname PREVIEW | ||
Latest revision as of 12:25, 21 July 2020
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SUMMARYTo print a report with a footer that has a "Page # of #" format, you must use a user-defined function (UDF), as explained below.
MORE INFORMATIONInclude the variable in the report where it is required: for instance, on the report layout, the footer would contain: Page _PAGENO of _TOTPGS where _TOTPGS is the variable. *** Start code _TOTPGS=0 REPORT FORM reportname RANGE 9000 _TOTPGS=_pageno *** End code
REFERENCES"Commands & Functions," version 2.0, page C3-662 "Language Reference," version 2.5, page L3-820 Additional query words: REPORT FORM reportname PREVIEW Keywords : kbVFp300 Version : MS-DOS:1.02,2.0,2.5x,2.6x; WINDOWS:3.0 Platform : MS-DOS WINDOWS Issue type : kbhowto |
Last Reviewed: September 18, 1999 |
