Using the SET ACCESSHTML = 508(in an attempt to pass 508 testing) changes the column width and row height of my reports. The report is created using the OVER command so all settings of SQUEEZE that I tried have been ignored. Suggestions?

Without ACCESSHTML:
http://www.shawneecentralcofc....thout_ACCESSHTML.JPG

With ACCESSHTML:
http://www.shawneecentralcofc.org/media/sermons/With_ACCESSHTML.JPG


Report Code:

TABLE FILE HOLD
SUM
PCTHEAD AS ''
PCT0 AS ''
PCT10 AS ''
PCT20 AS ''
PCT30 AS ''
PCT40 AS ''
PCT50 AS ''
PCT60 AS ''
PCT70 AS ''
PCT80 AS ''
PCT90 AS ''
PCT100 AS '' OVER
HOLD.HOLD.NOTVERIF AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_0_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_10_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_20_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_30_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_40_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_50_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_60_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_70_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_80_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_90_NO_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_100_NO_VER/I7C AS '' OVER
HOLD.HOLD.VERIF AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_0_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_10_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_20_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_30_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_40_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_50_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_60_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_70_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_80_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_90_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.PERCENT_100_VER/I7C AS ''
HOLD.HOLD.ACR NOPRINT
-IF &USE_READER EQ 'N' GOTO NO_HEAD;
HEADING
" "Total Cases by Percent of Current Support Paid* and Employer Status"
-NO_HEAD
ON TABLE FOOTING
"* See definition of Current Support Paid* in the CSS Dashboard Glossary"
ON TABLE SET PAGE-NUM NOLEAD
ON TABLE NOTOTAL
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
ON TABLE SET HTMLCSS ON

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Tamra,

quote:

SET ACCESSHTML

Hi RonT

I am following up with you regarding you r ACCESSHTML issue.

There are a few explanatory documents regarding this setting at the following: WebFOCUS HTML Report Accessibility Support .

See page 19 - for Accessibility Limitations

Among other elements -> ACROSS and OVER reports

This may explain the reason for the difference in the output.

Thank you for participating in the Focal Point Forum.

Kindest regards,
Tamra Colangelo
Focal Point Moderator
Information Builders Inc.

Thank you Tamra!