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As usual I'm trying to accomplish something that seems like it should be really simple but isn't coming together!
I have a report with a footer (currently FOOTING) which is long and needs to wrap. The footer is dynamic so cannot be split into multiple lines manually. The report outputs in PDF and Excel 2K Formula.
In XLS the footer wraps within the report's width without any problem. In PDF I simply cannot get the footer to wrap. I read in this thread that a FOOTING cannot be wrapped. I would be fine to use SUBFOOT but I also need the footer to be bottom-aligned in the report. Using FOOTING I can use FOOTING BOTTOM and it is correctly aligned. However, ON TABLE SUBFOOT BOTTOM generates a syntax error.
Can anyone please suggest any way to either wrap a dynamic length FOOTING or bottom-align a SUBFOOT (in PDF)? Any help very much appreciated.
WebFocus 7.7 Windows Server 2008 R2 HTML Reporting
Thanks for your input Daniel - I will give it a go - but doesn't this approach require that I know the text (or at least its length / required number of lines) in advance? I don't know the content of the footer at design-time.
WebFocus 7.7 Windows Server 2008 R2 HTML Reporting