Hi All,

i have two reports in one fex from same file, the two reports having the same fileds(columns) except one BY field. the desired output is in HTML format.

my code is like this

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT A
B
BY C
ON TABLE STYLE *
Style Sheet
ENDSTYLE
END
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT A
B
ON TABLE STYLE *
Style Sheet
ENDSTYLE
END


HERE THE PROBLEM IS the two style sheets are mixing and giving some bad results, how can i eliminate this mixing of style sheets.
give me some suggestion to combine these two reports.
i tried with set compund but there is no use.

Thanks,
Kalyan

This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,

K.,

Does it help to hold each report in a HTMtable

and then to show it

-HTMLFORM BEGIN
!IBI.FIL.REPORT1;
!IBI.FIL.REPORT2;
!IBI.FIL.REPORT3;
-HTMLFORM END


Just thinking....


Hope it helps
Peter

Hi Pete, Thanks for your Sugestion, but i do not want to put in !IBI.FIL....
my idea is through fex

K.,

its still in a fex

TABLE FILE CAR
"REPORT 1"
PRINT CAR MODEL BODYTYPE BY COUNTRY
ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTMTABLE AS REPORT1
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=DATA,STYLE=BOLD,COLOR=RED,$
ENDSTYLE
END
TABLE FILE CAR
"REPORT 2"
PRINT CAR MODEL COUNTRY BY BODYTYPE
ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTMTABLE AS REPORT2
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=DATA,STYLE=BOLD,COLOR=BLUE,$
ENDSTYLE
END
TABLE FILE CAR
"REPORT 3"
PRINT MODEL BODYTYPE COUNTRY BY CAR
ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTMTABLE AS REPORT3
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE=DATA,STYLE=BOLD,COLOR=GREEN,$
ENDSTYLE
END
-HTMLFORM BEGIN
!IBI.FIL.REPORT1;
!IBI.FIL.REPORT2;
!IBI.FIL.REPORT3;
-HTMLFORM END


or am i missing something

P.

You might also use a dummy BY (an empty field) in the second part, so the layout of both reports are the same.

Thanks a lot Pete, it's working Fine.

On behalf of the preceding 12 years, I'd like to thank Pete again. I had one report as an HTML, one as an HTMTABLE. The HTMTABLE styling bled into the HTML table, making both of them HTMTABLE fixed it.

The bottom line is that WebFOCUS code is Interpreted and, thus, the last items, including TYPE=xyz...' in stylesheets, override the previous items.

This is the style lines from one report affecting the style lines from another. This is the result of both being rendered on the same web page, and the output css lines using the same names. In theory they shouldn't be linked, but they are.

Putting both reports into an independent htmtable instead of two bodies of html code results in a separation of their styling.