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Can I display across value in syn with column heading? i.e., If I use across in my report, the output will look like val1 val2 Col1 Col2 data1 data2 data3 data4 . ..
If I understand you correctly, you have 2 ACROSS fields and you want them display after the other (across 1.......across2.....) rather than under each other. Correct?
I need to show Item count based on Division, class, subclass and item status. Item status is my horizontan sort field. I need to display the column headings as single row. At present, By columns are aligned next row to Across Column. How do I overcome this?
Expected output should be
Column1 Column2 AcrossVal1 Across Val2 data data data data
i.e,
Division Class Subclass ItemStatus HR Class1 Subclass1 Number of items
Have you tried using AS '' no spaces between the quote marks and then creating a heading of your own in the heading that lines up with the data columns?
TABLE FILE XYZ
SUM CNT.FIELD OR WHATEVER AS '' BY ABC AS '' BY XYY AS '' ACROSS TTT AS ''
HEADING "<15> FIELD HEAD <10> ABC ... AND SO ON
THE DATA IN THE ACROSS STILL DISPLAYS . DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO OUR SERVER AT THE MOMENT TO PLAY REAL CODE.
Posts: 1317 | Location: Council Bluffs, IA | Registered: May 24, 2004
I saw your other post on what I thought was the same issue, and it looked like you got your answer. If not, here's how I did it. You basically need to combine all of your ACROSS fields into one. Sample using the CAR file with the COUNTRY and CAR fields. First I created the ACRTEST.MAS file as follows:
ACRFLD is the length og my largest field. Here is the fex.
FILEDEF ACRDATA DISK c:\ibi\apps\ibisamp\acrdata.txt DEFINE FILE CAR CNTRY/A16 = COUNTRY; ACRORD/I2 = 1; END TABLE FILE CAR SUM SALES BY ACRORD BY CNTRY ON TABLE SAVE AS ACRDATA END
FILEDEF ACRDATA DISK c:\ibi\apps\ibisamp\acrdata.txt (APPEND DEFINE FILE CAR ACRORD/I2 = 2; END TABLE FILE CAR SUM SALES BY ACRORD BY CAR ON TABLE SAVE AS ACRDATA END
FILEDEF ACRTEST DISK c:\ibi\apps\ibisamp\acrdata.txt
TABLE FILE ACRTEST SUM SALES ACROSS ACRORD NOPRINT ACROSS ACRFLD END