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I'm working with a large data set that will be using various aggregate functions in WF. One of the requirements is reordering the natural listing of columns given user input -- putting a SUM field as the fourth column and three BY columns before it, etc.
What are my options for doing this other than a HOLD file?
Thanks,
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Creating Reports With WebFOCUS Language > Laying Out the Report Page > Arranging Columns on a Page > Changing Column Order
"You can change the order in which vertical sort (BY) columns are displayed in a report. This feature does not apply to horizontal sort (ACROSS) rows or stacked (OVER) columns."
This syntax applies to PDF, PS, HTML, and EXL2K reports.
Would my only other option for doing this outside of SS Formatting be using a HOLD table? It's very likely that the end users will want this output in virtually every format available - having a solution that is independent of a particular output type would be therefore be the most robust approach.