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NAV 2016 Check layout with lines around the stub fields
rsaritzky
Member Posts: 469
Hi,
Has anyone developed, or found a third-party addon that has a check layout that includes vertical and horizontal lines around both stubs on the "Stub-Stub-Check" layout of the A/P check in 2016, 2016, 2014 or 2013? In 2009 Classic and earlier versions, there were a number of partners who built this.
One solution I know in 2009 Classic was to use the array that is used for the second stub and print that array twice and suppress all detail lines completely on the report - so each check page is a footer only. I'm thinking that the same thing could be done in the RDLC version - although I've never built an RDLC report with no detail lines and only a footer - I'm thinking there might be challenges in getting the footer to use the entire page height. I'll probably have to experiment on my own, but I thought I'd ask the question.
Thanks
Ron
Has anyone developed, or found a third-party addon that has a check layout that includes vertical and horizontal lines around both stubs on the "Stub-Stub-Check" layout of the A/P check in 2016, 2016, 2014 or 2013? In 2009 Classic and earlier versions, there were a number of partners who built this.
One solution I know in 2009 Classic was to use the array that is used for the second stub and print that array twice and suppress all detail lines completely on the report - so each check page is a footer only. I'm thinking that the same thing could be done in the RDLC version - although I've never built an RDLC report with no detail lines and only a footer - I'm thinking there might be challenges in getting the footer to use the entire page height. I'll probably have to experiment on my own, but I thought I'd ask the question.
Thanks
Ron
Ron
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TadasNAV
Member Posts: 9
Hi,
It is possible to create RDLC report footer, which will be whole page size. Use functionality same as in document RDLC repots (SetDat and GetData functions).
Note: data should be set in appropriate data grouping in RDLC report body part and set page break between this data group (example possible groups could be by document number, document line number or other values).5
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It is possible to create RDLC report footer, which will be whole page size. Use functionality same as in document RDLC repots (SetDat and GetData functions).
Note: data should be set in appropriate data grouping in RDLC report body part and set page break between this data group (example possible groups could be by document number, document line number or other values).
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