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Ryan K.
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I created a report that outputs as an HTML. Does anyone know of an easy way to freeze panes so when I scroll down the top row is always visible?

Thank you in advance

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Posts: 13 | Location: Long Island, New York | Registered: June 23, 2015Report This Post
Francis Mariani
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If you mean you want to freeze the column title row, look at the HFREEZE WF style-sheet attribute:

Creating Reports With WebFOCUS Language > Using Headings, Footings, Titles, and Labels > Creating Headings and Footings > Freezing HTML Headings, Footings, and Column Titles

TYPE=REPORT,HFREEZE={OFF|ON|TOP|BOTTOM},[SCROLLHEIGHT={AUTO|nn[.n]}], $
where:

HFREEZE=OFF
Does not freeze the heading, column titles, grand totals, and footing. OFF is the default value.

HFREEZE=ON
Freezes the heading, column titles, grand totals, and footing.

HFREEZE=TOP
Freezes the heading and column titles.

HFREEZE=BOTTOM
Freezes the grand totals and footing.

SCROLLHEIGHT=AUTO
Automatically sizes the HFREEZE report within the browser page or the frame within the page.

nn[.n]
Is the height, in inches, of the scrollable area. The default is 4 inches.


This is undocumented but you can use HFREEZE to freeze the heading and column titles in EXL2K formatted reports.


Francis


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Thank you worked out perfectly!


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Ryan K.
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OK one more question now. Do you know if it's possible to freeze 2 columns on the left? So my heading is frozen but I want to scroll right and still have a column or 2 on the left frozen


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SSander
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can be done only with AHTML format.


Release: WebFOCUS 8104, AppStudio: 8105
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