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Setting up a sticker label in NAV report
CGaralde
Member Posts: 19
Hi,
I am trying to prepare a report in NAV emulating a sticker label with 6 labels horizontally and 3 labels vertically (landscape).
So I basically need to print 6x3 = 18 records in one page. The premise is the user will print off a price file, uploaded into a table and print the labels from there.
First problem is how to display it in a 6x3 format when a typical report displays records vertically one after the other. My solution was to loop through my table instance and assign the first 18 records into an array of 18, and then formatted in the body section as 6x3.
But then, how do I get the next 18, and the 18 after that and so on?
Might be a very simple solution, but then I sort of got stuck. Thanks for any input.
I am trying to prepare a report in NAV emulating a sticker label with 6 labels horizontally and 3 labels vertically (landscape).
So I basically need to print 6x3 = 18 records in one page. The premise is the user will print off a price file, uploaded into a table and print the labels from there.
First problem is how to display it in a 6x3 format when a typical report displays records vertically one after the other. My solution was to loop through my table instance and assign the first 18 records into an array of 18, and then formatted in the body section as 6x3.
But then, how do I get the next 18, and the 18 after that and so on?
Might be a very simple solution, but then I sort of got stuck. Thanks for any input.
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I see you are using Classic so have you tried new report wizard and select option Label Type Report?
Neil
Thanks neil, i knew there was some easier way of doing this. Let me try out the wizard and customize it to my needs and i'll keep you posted.