At 07:48 AM 12/21/2009, Jim Belisle wrote:
Presently our Bill of lading program prints labels in this manner.
Let's say I have three rows of data for a bill of lading as below.
Pieces Wgt/pc total Wgt
Row one: 1 346 346
Row two: 1 845 845
Row three: 4 400 1600
The Program will print 6 labels; one each for the first two rows and
four for the third line.
Each label will show 1 of 6, 2 of 6, etc. and the weight as such
1 of 6 wgt 346
2 of 6 wgt 845
3 of 6 wgt 400
4 of 6 wgt 400
5 of 6 wgt 400
6 of 6 wgt 400
What function or command would I use to duplicate this process?
Jim,
Without knowing further details and the layout of your table,
you will need to design a custom report with appropriate page
layout and then use the "weight" column as your "Break 0".
Then, using the "System Variable - Page Set with Description"
with Custom Display Format will provide you with the nn of nn
as page numbers to achieve your goal. A very slick feature of
R:BASE report designer.
That's all there is to it!
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
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