I have 'fixed' the problem. I put a 30 character 'buffer' at the end of the text string so WF thinks the last value is large and right justifies properly. It adds a blank line to the end of the reprot, but that is not a problem.
I have a procedure where an application is passing me a text string with a carriage return (^) between the fields like;
A^B^DDD^HHH^RRR^0^0^0
So it prints on the report like:
A B DDD HHH RRR 0 0 0
If I left justify the field it prints fine, but if I right justify the field and the last 8 to 10 values (separated by the carriage return sign "^") are small values (i.e less than 8 characters), then the report prints the last 4 - 5 values with staggered indentiations like:
A B DDD HHH RRR 0 0 0
Can anyone explain why?This message has been edited. Last edited by: Ted Michalski,
7.7.02 Windows EXCEL, PDF, CSV, TEXT
March 01, 2013, 08:04 AM
Ted Michalski
NOTE: The right justified report looks like (ignore the quote marks):
" A" " B" " DDD" "HHH " " RRR " " 0 " " 0 " " 0 "
7.7.02 Windows EXCEL, PDF, CSV, TEXT
March 01, 2013, 08:06 AM
Ted Michalski
Ok, my indentations did not show up. But it indents the last few values like below (Ignore the $'s)