Change PocessingOnly properties to - Yes, then you have buttons Print.. etc
but - Why you want to hide OK button?
If you want to keep report with property processingonly=Yes, and you don't want to use button OK - i think you add other button on request form and walkaround report logic. In that case you can do it on form object instead of report and problem dissapear.
Yes...I am creating a processingonly report with a request form and a button on it. My requirement is like..
Based on the filters provided in the request form.. i need to filter Sales Invoice Line table and insert the data in some other table. I can even go with with Form object but using a report it is easy for me to apply filters and group the records based on the filter conditions given a request form.
As it is not looking good having my customized button on a request form and (OK, Cancel) buttons on the report.. i want to hide those buttons.
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but - Why you want to hide OK button?
If you want to keep report with property processingonly=Yes, and you don't want to use button OK - i think you add other button on request form and walkaround report logic. In that case you can do it on form object instead of report and problem dissapear.
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Yes...I am creating a processingonly report with a request form and a button on it. My requirement is like..
Based on the filters provided in the request form.. i need to filter Sales Invoice Line table and insert the data in some other table. I can even go with with Form object but using a report it is easy for me to apply filters and group the records based on the filter conditions given a request form.
As it is not looking good having my customized button on a request form and (OK, Cancel) buttons on the report.. i want to hide those buttons.
1. "UseReqForm" - "NO"
2. "ProcessingOnly" - "YES"
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