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Gobinath Velusamy
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Difference bwtween SUBHEAD and HEADING in PDF Format?


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Posts: 121 | Registered: September 25, 2007Report This Post
Tony A
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RTFM,

The manual has precise information as to what each is, it just needs you to read it Smiler

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p.s. please update your signature as per this topic. Thanks


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Leah
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Simple form answer:

HEADING - EVERY PAGE
SUBHEADING - SORT BREAK

As Tony says the manual and also on-line help text will give that information.


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Greetings,

The Creating Reports With WebFOCUS Language manual covers "HEADING" and "SUBHEADING".

You can view and/or download this manual from the i-Base: The Technical Documentation Library.

If you have an InfoResponse ID, log on to the Tech Support Web site and then access i-Base. By logging in first, you can download the PDF file and/or view the HTMLHelp version.

You can access i-Base via the following Web sites:


Hope this helps.

Thank you Tony and Leah!

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Darin Lee
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Leah's got it with one minor addition - ON TABLE SUBHEAD creates a REPORT HEADING which only appears once at the beginning of the report. ON TABLE SUBHEAD AND PAGE-BREAK puts it on its own page - kind of like a cover sheet for the report.
No too intuitive, I know.


Regards,

Darin


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Francis Mariani
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I think Tony gave the correct answer a few minutes ago.


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