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Business Central Report package number
TV_2015
Member Posts: 5
Hi all,
I am creating a report for Business Central On premise with AL and have the following question: How can I print my report 'X' times with on every page a different number?
What I want to do is print labels for a specific sales order to put on boxes. For example I sold 25 boxes of a certain material and now need to label every box with a packingnumber (and other order specific info). The first box with no. 1, the second with no. 2 and so on. All the info on the different pages is the same, except for the packingnumber.
If you need more info to answer this question, feel free to ask!
Tom
I am creating a report for Business Central On premise with AL and have the following question: How can I print my report 'X' times with on every page a different number?
What I want to do is print labels for a specific sales order to put on boxes. For example I sold 25 boxes of a certain material and now need to label every box with a packingnumber (and other order specific info). The first box with no. 1, the second with no. 2 and so on. All the info on the different pages is the same, except for the packingnumber.
If you need more info to answer this question, feel free to ask!
Tom
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