Re: Resend: any way to jump BACK a page?

[Elvis Pressly <elvisdman@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Andrew,

I see your predicament here. This used to happen to me when I tried to
accomodate user's whims. Now it either they have several reports or
a line printer report that is up to 132 columns.

Users have to understand that printing of informations are limited only
to the size of available printing media. There is no know commercially
available medium to print the size of a columnar pad.


>From: Andrew Lin <alin@TECHNEGLAS.COM>
>Reply-To: sqr-users@list.iex.net
>To: SQR-USERS@list.iex.net
>Subject: Resend: any way to jump BACK a page?
>Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 11:22:03 -0400
>
>Hey Elvis,
>
>My layout actually is very similar to PAY003.  It reports almost the
>same info (a bit more), except by groups rather than individuals.  Also,
>it reports both employEE and employER info.
>
>For example, for a particular pay period and particular business unit,
>the columns would altogether include::
>EE earnings (earn code, count, hours, actual amount)
>EE taxes (state, type/locality, count, amount, taxable gross)
>ER taxes (state, type/locality, count, amount, taxable gross)
>EE Deductions (ded code, descr, count, amount)
>ER Deductions (ded code, descr, count, amount)
>
>Figures are broken out as specifically as one business unit over one
>pay period and as broadly as the entire company over a number of given
>periods.
>
>As you can guess, the report is already pretty crowded.  The columns
>that tend to run over the most are EE taxes, EE Deductions and earnings.
>  For the final tally (the entire company), the taxes alone tend to run
>over for several pages by themselves.  Even if I were to rearrange the
>columns and allow the EE taxes to wrap to a second column, it would
>still likely require a second page at some point.
>
>Thanks for your feedback.
>
>Andrew




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