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Single Record in data file to multiple lines in report

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Single Record in data file to multiple lines in report

Single Record in data file to multiple lines in report

(OP)
I have a database with many defined fields.
A single selected record's fields have to be reported one under the other. i.e different rows.
How can I achieve this by using a single TABLE FILE request?
Will mail more details if necessary.
Regards,
Anil Rao
 

RE: Single Record in data file to multiple lines in report

See Chapter 21 - Creating Free Form Reports.
Below is an example using Employee Info.

TABLE FILE filename
HEADING
"<10> title of page" -*Starts title in 10th column
"</2"                -*Skip 2 lines
"EMP.ID <EMPLOYEEIDFIELD>"
"NAME: <FIRSTNAMEFIELD> <LASTNAMEFIELD>"
"ADDRESS: <ADDFIELD> <CITY> <ST> <ZIP>"
BY EMPID
WHERE EMPID = &EMP    -*'&EMP' allows prompt of EMPID.
END

RE: Single Record in data file to multiple lines in report

Did that work for you? There are many techniques to accomplish printing fields over one another. These include the OVER command, the technique already shown and redefining the master file description....

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