cj247 Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 It seems so easy... I have a list of theaters, each of these theaters is in a district ("downtown," "suburbs", "northeast," etc.). I want to export a list of these theaters and showtimes with the district header, but only if the header is necessary (I dont want the header to repeat). i.e. this is right: DOWNTOWN theater 1 movies info etc. theater 2 movies info etc. theater 3 movies info etc. SUBURBS theater 1 movies info etc. theater 2 movies info etc. theater 3 movies info etc. this is NOT: DOWNTOWN theater 1 movies info etc. DOWNTOWN theater 2 movies info etc. DOWNTOWN theater 3 movies info etc. SUBURBS theater 1 movies info etc. SUBURBS theater 2 movies info etc. SUBURBS theater 3 movies info etc. I thought that maybe I could accomplish this by making a calc field that contains the previous record's "district" field. But I'm having no luck accomplishing this. Is there a way to access this info in a calc field? Alternately, can anyone see a more elegant way to accomplish this? Thanks so much for the help...
Ender Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 You can do this with sub-summary parts if you only need it for preview or print, like for a report.
cj247 Posted May 3, 2004 Author Posted May 3, 2004 I'll monkey around with them, but I need to export this data for printing, not actually print it. Is there a way to get this into an export?
Ender Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 cj247 said: I need to export this data for printing, not actually print it. Do you mean export as tab-separated text or print to PDF?
Ender Posted May 3, 2004 Posted May 3, 2004 I think the closest you can get with a regular export is to choose Theater and Movie to Summarize by, in the Export dialog. Another way would be to append field data to a global text field in a format that works, then copy or export that.
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