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TRANSHEADER-TRANSFOOTER on RTC
ILME
Member Posts: 23
Hi, I want to put Transheader & Transfooter on one RTC report, which has the following
Data Items indented:
Customer
-Cust. Ledger Entry
-Sim. Cust Ledger Entry
the Transheader/footer must implement the case when Ledger entries for a Customer continue to the next page.
I've found a solution of a developer in the web, using a Hashtable and taking RunningValues,
but it was limited to only 1 data item (Customer).
What if we have indented & more complex report structure??
Has anybody come with a complete tested solution?
Thanx
Data Items indented:
Customer
-Cust. Ledger Entry
-Sim. Cust Ledger Entry
the Transheader/footer must implement the case when Ledger entries for a Customer continue to the next page.
I've found a solution of a developer in the web, using a Hashtable and taking RunningValues,
but it was limited to only 1 data item (Customer).
What if we have indented & more complex report structure??
Has anybody come with a complete tested solution?
Thanx
* IF NOT done THEN REPEAT UNTIL done *
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Comments
on a RTC report... :-k
I was guessing that this must have puzzled lots of developers before...
Or is it possible that this can be solved easily using Jet Reports or some other reporting tool
and I'm only one of the few trying to do it the RTC way?..
It works as expected... More or Less...
The answer above didn't quite help...
It only gets me to links that I've googled before, showing the easy solution with 1 Data Item
that doesn't fit me...
Still, because I have to find a solution to this, I'll be obliged to anyone knowing where a solution
to this problem may be written. If only he would be so kind to notify me.
If it's in a book, I'd be glad to buy that book.
I've bought some very helpful books about NAV2009 programming, some written by excellent
contributors to this forum. They helped me a lot in my coding and in my approach to NAV2009.
I suppose I could find an approach to this problem too, in some other book.
There are some VERY good developers writing in this forum and I would like a helping hand.
I tried to do it my own way with my own workaround code, but unfortunately
there are limitations in RTC and my solution does not work as planned.
Once again, thank you very much