| Subject | Re: snake report addition |
| From | Charlie <trainman@traincity.com> |
| Date | Wed, 30 Nov 2016 07:08:06 -0500 |
| Newsgroups | dbase.getting-started |
The structure? Structure for table C:\dbasewin\golf\golfers_scores.dbf Table type DBASE Version 4 Number of rows 109 Last update 11/30/2016 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Field Field Name Type Length Dec Index 1 LNAME CHARACTER 17 N 2 FNAME CHARACTER 15 N 3 GRP NUMERIC 2 Y 4 HDCP NUMERIC 2 N 5 DBNAME CHARACTER 20 N 6 PLC NUMERIC 2 N 7 NET NUMERIC 3 Y 8 GRS NUMERIC 3 N Mervyn Bick Wrote: > On 2016-11-30 10:20 AM, Charlie wrote: > > OK please disregard my last message. I found that the actual field I should be using for data1 is grp which is numeric. > > > > Also are you saying I have to add the two canrender statements? All I have in my report is 2 onrender statements. So if that's the case I think I have an idea of what is going on. I'm thinking data would be lname? I also have a field fname. Not sure if that would affect anything. > > The example report is quite a lot more complex than a standard 1 group > report. > > The dummy record in the temporary file is there to force the outer group > to print a headerband. dBASE would then try to print the inner > headerband with the dummy record's match number and the text "Match No" > next to it. We don't want that on the report so the two canRender > event handlers suppress the output from these objects. > > If you post a copy of golf_scores.dbf I'll build it into an > "bare bones" example report. You can then change the layout and > spacing to suit yourself as well as adding any headings you need. > > Mervyn. > | |