goofaholix
MIS
I'm presenting a lot of data in a one to many relationship on a report.
Normally Grouping the report from the main table and formatting the report to 'Associate' it's data with the group formats the report just fine.
However the data i'm working on now contains a lot large text fields that can vary greatly in size. This makes fitting it all on the page in a way easy on the eye quite difficult.
If I keep data in a single list as above each row groes to the maximum size required but looks quite a mess.
I've tried putting the main table as a single row and the other table that can have many rows in a sub report in the header or the footer but as far as I can see the size or the sub reports, headers, footers etc is fixed and can't grow or shrink according to the size of the data displayed.
Crystal Reports has a Can Grow attribute you can set on most componants of a report. You can set the componant to it's minumum size and it grows as big as necessary before displaying the next coimponant, but I haven't been able to find this attrute anywehere in Impromptu.
Is there any way to do this in Impromptu?
Thanks.
Bruce
Normally Grouping the report from the main table and formatting the report to 'Associate' it's data with the group formats the report just fine.
However the data i'm working on now contains a lot large text fields that can vary greatly in size. This makes fitting it all on the page in a way easy on the eye quite difficult.
If I keep data in a single list as above each row groes to the maximum size required but looks quite a mess.
I've tried putting the main table as a single row and the other table that can have many rows in a sub report in the header or the footer but as far as I can see the size or the sub reports, headers, footers etc is fixed and can't grow or shrink according to the size of the data displayed.
Crystal Reports has a Can Grow attribute you can set on most componants of a report. You can set the componant to it's minumum size and it grows as big as necessary before displaying the next coimponant, but I haven't been able to find this attrute anywehere in Impromptu.
Is there any way to do this in Impromptu?
Thanks.
Bruce