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Does anyone know how to dynamically position the data depending on the # of columns that the report produces?
Lets say the report produced 10 columns we need to calculate total width of the columns and then accordingly position it on pdf so that it looks in center.
Is there Anyway to know the total length of all columns (dynamic) for the selection the user makes?
To proceed we need to find - Step 1. first how many columns fits in one page. Step 2. Always display the report in the center.
You might experiment with using Dialogue Manager variables to set the squeeze value in the Style Sheet.
Since you know the columns available for selection, you could assign each a specific value to be used as the squeeze value in the Style Sheet.
Using IF logic, test to see if the column has been selected and add the values of the squeeze variables together to get the total width for the columns selected and adjust the margins accordingly.
The report heading is a different story, but assuming you want that centered, you will know the minimum width for the report based on that.
Keep us posted,
kevin
WF 7.6.10 / WIN-AIX
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