HOW CAN I RUN MY REPORT DIRECTLY IN PREVIEW MODE
srinict
Member Posts: 58
Dear Friends,
When we click on the run button for generating the report, once again it will ask for
Print, Preview and cancel. How can i directly see the preview of the report on click of the
run button, with out clicking on the Preview button once again.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Srinivas
When we click on the run button for generating the report, once again it will ask for
Print, Preview and cancel. How can i directly see the preview of the report on click of the
run button, with out clicking on the Preview button once again.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Srinivas
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srinict wrote:Dear Friends,
When we click on the run button for generating the report, once again it will ask for
Print, Preview and cancel. How can i directly see the preview of the report on click of the
run button, with out clicking on the Preview button once again.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Srinivas
Its not possible Srinivas :thumbsdown:0 -
It is possible
REPORT.RUN(Number [, ReqWindow] [, SystemPrinter] [, Record])
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1) CAN YOU LOOK INTO THIS: Forum rules, mainly point 3.1. :whistle:
2) This was already discussed on the forum. It cannot be done by common way. You can only use the SendKeys to simulate the correct keystroke to run the preview.0 -
idiot wrote:It is possible
REPORT.RUN(Number [, ReqWindow] [, SystemPrinter] [, Record])
Look in the help
He want to run it in preview mode, not printing it without request window... :whistle:0 -
:thumbsdown:idiot wrote:It is possible
REPORT.RUN(Number [, ReqWindow] [, SystemPrinter] [, Record])
Look in the help0 -
1. Your subject is not "The best". check before the forum rules. There is descr. how the subject should be.
2. To show the preview is not possible with standard c/al
2.1. But with using Windows Scripting Host and there the SendKey Functions
So, search the forum for this things and you will find a solution ;-)Do you make it right, it works too!0 -
garak wrote:1. Your subject is not "The best". check before the forum rules. There is descr. how the subject should be.
2. To show the preview is not possible with standard c/al
2.1. But with using Windows Scripting Host and there the SendKey Functions
So, search the forum for this things and you will find a solution ;-)
Thanks Garak for assisting me... 8)0 -
kine wrote:garak wrote:1. Your subject is not "The best". check before the forum rules. There is descr. how the subject should be.
2. To show the preview is not possible with standard c/al
2.1. But with using Windows Scripting Host and there the SendKey Functions
So, search the forum for this things and you will find a solution ;-)
Thanks Garak for assisting me... 8)
No problem master
Do you make it right, it works too!0 -
WshShell ---- Automation ---- 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell
yourReport.RUN; CREATE(WshShell); WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}'); CLEAR(WshShell);Sandeep Prajapati
Technical Consultant, MS Dynamics NAV0 -
Sandeep Prajapati wrote:WshShell ---- Automation ---- 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell
yourReport.RUN; CREATE(WshShell); WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}'); CLEAR(WshShell);
I would wait until the report is openDo you make it right, it works too!0 -
You don't need to wait, the keys will be processed by the client after the report is opened...0
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kine wrote:You don't need to wait, the keys will be processed by the client after the report is opened...
for this case it is true. On some other processes like opening some form from the menu with sendkeys you should wait until the forms are open.
But for the report here u are right kamilDo you make it right, it works too!0
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