Kennel Posted August 5, 2004 Posted August 5, 2004 When generating a multi-page report is there anyway the total number of pages can be displayed in the header. I would like to display this type of information in my header: Page 2 of 54.
Jacob22x Posted August 5, 2004 Posted August 5, 2004 Sure. Make a script that does this when you generate the report: Go to page [Last] Set Field [globalpagenumber; Get (PageNumber) Go to page [First] Make a global field called globalpagenumber (or whatever you'd like) and put it on your report layout. This time every time you create a report the total page number will be correct.
Kennel Posted August 6, 2004 Author Posted August 6, 2004 Thanks. I knew there was a way just couldn't come up with it. Created a field: globalpagenumber Placed field in header of report: Page [##] of [globalpagenumber] Script steps imbedded in an existing script: Enter Preview Mode [no pause] Go to Record/Request/Page [Last] Set Field ["globalpagenumber", "Status(CurrentPageNumber)"] Go to Record/Request/Page [First] continue on with existing script. Worked like a charm. Thanks again.
powerbookstuff Posted August 8, 2004 Posted August 8, 2004 my experience has been that i need to have a refresh window script step after the set field step and more importantly that i have to perform the steps below twice to get the screen to update properly with mac os 9.2.2 & fm pro 6.0.4. it appears to be some sort of timing issue with the problem showing up in reports with more than a few pages. i just tried reports with '400' and '800' pages and the duplicate steps are the only way i get the correct total pages. Go to Record/Request/Page [Last] Set Field ["globalpagenumber", "Status(CurrentPageNumber)"] Refresh Window [] Go to Record/Request/Page [Last] Set Field ["globalpagenumber", "Status(CurrentPageNumber)"] Refresh Window []
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