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I would like to set up the following EXL2K ReportCaster report output: BY school By student and have the school bursted into separate RC reports with that school's students in separate worksheet tabs.
Is this doable?
Thanks to all, KT
Z/OS IBM mainframe Webfocus 7.2.5This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
I know that you can set up under the tasks tab to burst the report, select the report format but I am not seeing where you can select what field to burst on. This is an interesting question and would be very useful
Malinda
WebFOCUS 7.6.11 Windows all output (Excel, HTML, PDF)
The easiest way to accomplish a "worksheet breakdown" is by using EXL2K BYTOC but as far as I know that feature is not compatible with ReportCaster's bursting functionality.
You could attempt using a coordinated compound report but I haven't used that feature extensively and not particularly with Excel so I cannot provide detailed steps here but you could try and let us know. As Malinda says, that would be a very useful technique to use.This message has been edited. Last edited by: njsden,