Karen:

Create a dummy table with 2 records, create a view with your table and the dummy table, the view will show each record twice. I do not know if this help but at least it is an easy way to create a view with multiple occurrences. I have an application in which I need to print variables number of copies; I have a dummy table (dummy_table) with one column called dummy_id and 50 records with values for dummy_id from 1 to 50

I created a view V_emp_mult which has 2 tables emp_table and dummy_table.

The report is based on the view. To print 3 copies I simply use the command:

PRINT my_rep where dummy_id <= 3

To print 5 copies I use the command:

PRINT my_rep where dummy_id <= 5

With this setup you can ask the user how many copies he need and plug the variable into the _expression_ above.

The other thing you can do is to create your report and then take the variables and place them on the report twice one set above the other with whatever separator you want in between, this way your record will print twice in the same page.

Javier,

 

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That won't work.  A label won't let you print multiple rows
of data on each label!  Each label is one big Detail row.

Karen




Have you tried printing it as a Label in RBLabel? Then you can print multiple 'Labels" on the same sheet.

Damon

 

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