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spaces between column in pdf

spaces between column in pdf

spaces between column in pdf

(OP)
Hello.

I try to get a format pdf report, but the columns have some space between them and some columns are displyed in a second page.
How can I reduce the width of the columns in order they match in only one page?
I have tried the wrap attribute, but it reduces the size of the data, nevertheless the spaces between columns are allways the same.

Thanks

RE: spaces between column in pdf

Are you squeezing it?

ON TABLE SET ORIENTATION LANDSCAPE
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
TYPE = REPORT, SQUEEZE=ON, SIZE=7, FONT=ARIAL, $
ENDSTYLE

RE: spaces between column in pdf

(OP)
I have tried, it reduces the whidth of the column but keeps the spaces between columns.

RE: spaces between column in pdf

The default is to have 2 positions between columns. you can override this by SET SPACES=1, which will set the default to 1 position between columns.

RE: spaces between column in pdf

I've often had this problem and have been occasionally able to solve it by reducing the the size of the column headings which may have been wider that the actual column contents.
Also, try reducing the margins on each side of the page, possibly by setting the stylesheet margin parameters, for example, to: UNITS=CM, PAGESIZE=A4, LEFTMARGIN=0.10, RIGHTMARGIN=0.10

RE: spaces between column in pdf

(OP)
Thanks a lot

RE: spaces between column in pdf

Try LeftGap and RightGap:
TYPE=REPORT, ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE, SIZE=8, FONT='COURIER',GRID=OFF,RIGHTGAP=0.03, LEFTGAP=0.03,$
TYPE=HEADING, STYLE=BOLD, SIZE=8, $

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