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<Antony Gubert>
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Hi all,

I have a report which has more than one line (row) SUBFOOT. Is there any way to have grid for these rows.

Note: I do not want to write code for every column for grid. Code for row level would be better.

Thanks
 
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Lenny Ward
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I've tried doing that with no success.

Even though data items match up with columns above you can't place the vertical columns in the subfoot.


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<Antony Gubert>
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More info: I have 6 lines SUBFOOT with around 20 columns each. It's posible if we code for each column. But don't want to do that. Need a solution at least for row level.
 
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<Antony Gubert>
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Hi,

I have a work around for this. I created a css file and used that. But the only disadvantage is that, the defined CSS file settings cannot be modified at runtime.

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Tony A
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Why not create your css file on the fly in EDATEMP? That way you can have your cake ......

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gregv
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Anthony: Would you mind sharing that CSS, here, for those of us who are CSS challenged?

Thanks.
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<Antony Gubert>
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This is how the class file (CSS) looks. You can have multiple classes in a class file.

td.locked_foot1, th.locked_foot1 {
background-color: WhiteSmoke;
font-weight: bold;
border-top: 1px solid black;
border-bottom: none;
border-right: 1px solid silver;
border-left: 1px solid silver;
text-align: right;
}



How to use classes in procedure (fex):

TYPE=SUBFOOT, BY=NBSP, LINE=6, OBJECT=TEXT, ITEM=1, JUSTIFY=LEFT, STYLE=BOLD, FONT='ARIAL', class='locked_foot1', $

Revert back if you need any further information on creating / using the class file.
 
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