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Multi-column printing on a table layout


Yiannis gr

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Hi all and thanks for a very helpful forum!

I have some data on a filtered table-view layout that I am hoping to print and have chosen a 4-column printing option from the layout properties.

The problem is that the labels for each column appear only once (on the first column of each page - see attached image).

Any ideas on how I can get the header information to appear on all columns dynamically and change the name from the default table field name to a more meaningful one?

Thanks,

Y.

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Set up the table view to display the header part, but not to display the column labels. Build "fake" column headings in the header part of the layout.

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Thanks for the super-fast reply.

Tried your suggestion and have solved half of the problem ;-)

I now have custom headers, but my 4-column print layout doesn't always have 4 columns, for example in the last page.. If I hard-copy 4 instances of the fake-labels on the header I get to this situation(see image).

Any ideas on how to dynamically determine the number of columns generated and include the appropriate labels, including the ones on the last page?

thanks again,

Y.

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