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Printing Formulas
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1. run your report
2. on the tool bar you will see the "export button" (it looks like an envelope with a red arrow pointing down.
3. press this button and a dialog box pops up
4. in the format box select Report Definition from the drop down list and select Disk file for the destination.
5. Give the file an appropriate name and path and you will have your report in text format...suitable for printing Jim Broadbent
2. on the tool bar you will see the "export button" (it looks like an envelope with a red arrow pointing down.
3. press this button and a dialog box pops up
4. in the format box select Report Definition from the drop down list and select Disk file for the destination.
5. Give the file an appropriate name and path and you will have your report in text format...suitable for printing Jim Broadbent
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There are also a few programs out there that will do this in batch mode, great for creating documentation.
And I think that there are others...
-k kai@informeddatadecisions.com
And I think that there are others...
-k kai@informeddatadecisions.com
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