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Multiple headings - may have found the answer



Hi group,
  I had posted a message earlier about variable sub-headings, but have since
found a posting on the web site that I hope will address my problem. I
noticed a posting regarding the use of the DECLARE-REPORT and FOR-REPORT
clauses. I'll try those first and see if that will handle my need. I just
thought I'd save anyone from sending a response until I tried this approach
out. Thanks!

Regards,
Glenn Ackerson

>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Ackerson, Glenn
> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 12:54 PM
> To:   'sqr-users@list.iex.net'
> Subject:      Changing sub-heading and page overflow
>
> Hi everyone,
>   I'm writing regarding a question about generating variable sub-headings
> in a Peoplesoft environment, running SQR Version 4.3.4.  Here's my
> question: I have a report I'm writing that is similar to Peoplesoft's
> Payroll Summary report - a report that will have a standard main heading
> but a different sub-heading (the report will have 4 sections - one
> summarizing overall pay, the next deductions, then taxes.) Here's the
> problem: when I create the sub-headings within each procedure, I run into
> a page overflow problem - the main heading prints just fine at the page
> break, but the sub-headings don't. I tried making the sub-headings print
> from variables, where I would populate the value of the headings that
> print in the "begin-heading" procedure, and that works fine for the first
> sub-heading, but I can't change that sub-heading value." Before I ramble
> here, do any of you have any suggestions on creating variable
> sub-headings? I could use the age-old technique of keeping track of a line
> counter and when the page size is exceeded, generate a "new-page" command,
> followed by a printing of the sub-headings, but I'm not sure if that is
> the best approach. I welcome your feedback. By the way, I get messages in
> digest mode, so if you wouldn't mind "cc'ing" your response to me
> directly, that would enable me to read the reply today. Thanks in advance!
>
> Cheers,
> Glenn Ackerson
>
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> Glenn Ackerson
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> Internet Address: Glenn.Ackerson@Unco.edu
> University of Northern Colorado
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