September 01, 2009, 10:12 AM
mgrackinYou could probably accomplish what you are trying to do with the BORDER setting. If you would like to try to do this with a SUBFOOT here's an example that may help. The trick is to change the TOPGAP and BOTTOMGAP to 0, change the BACKCOLOR to the color you would like for the line and then change the font SIZE to be 1 or 2 depending on how thick the line should be.
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT RCOST AS 'RCOST' DCOST AS 'DCOST'
BY COUNTRY
BY CAR
BY MODEL
BY BODYTYPE AS 'BODY'
ON COUNTRY SUBTOTAL
ON COUNTRY SUBFOOT
" "ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT PDF
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=REPORT, SQUEEZE=ON, GRID=OFF, LEFTGAP=0, RIGHTGAP=0.100, FONT='ARIAL',$
TYPE=SUBFOOT, TOPGAP=0, BOTTOMGAP=0, SIZE=1, BACKCOLOR=RED,$ENDSTYLE
END
September 02, 2009, 11:20 PM
DougWhy not add the "COLOR=SILVER" to your
TYPE=SUBTOTAL, BORDER-BOTTOM=LIGHT,$
to get
TYPE=SUBTOTAL, BORDER-BOTTOM=LIGHT, COLOR=SILVER,$
While you're at it...
September 03, 2009, 07:45 AM
<JG>Go one further and make it dotted which will lessen the impact even more.
TYPE=SUBTOTAL, BORDER-BOTTOM=LIGHT, BORDER-COLOR=SILVER, BORDER-STYLE=DOTTED, $
September 03, 2009, 10:07 AM
JudyMThe following seemed to work the best for us:
TYPE=UNDERLINE, COLOR=DARK GREY, $
Thank you for the suggestions.