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Number of Pages in Report

Number of Pages in Report

Number of Pages in Report

(OP)
Is there a WF variable that stores the total number of pages in a report? TABPAGENO provides the current page number, but I would like to display something like 'Page x of y' where y is the number of pages in the report.

Thanks,
Sean

RE: Number of Pages in Report

Use TABLASTPAGE.

RE: Number of Pages in Report

(OP)
When I try TABLASTPAGE, I get the error
(FOC406) THE FIELDNAME IS NOT RECOGNIZED: TABLASTPAGE

Here is a snippit of how I am using it...
FOOTING
"Page <TABLASTPAGE"

I am using WF version 4.3.6. Has TABLASTPAGE been added in a version more recent than that one?


Thanks,
Sean

RE: Number of Pages in Report

I don't think that it wasn't added until the 5.x release.

RE: Number of Pages in Report

(OP)
OK, thanks gizzy!

RE: Number of Pages in Report

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT TYPE
   BY COUNTRY
ON COUNTRY PAGE-BREAK
ON TABLE HOLD
END

-RUN

DEFINE FILE CAR ADD
TPAGE/I6 = &RECORDS;
END

SET PAGE=OFF

TABLE FILE CAR
HEADING
"<TABPAGENO OF <TPAGE PAGES"
PRINT TYPE
      TPAGE
   BY COUNTRY
ON COUNTRY PAGE-BREAK
END

RE: Number of Pages in Report

I goofed...try this (or something like it) instead.

TABLE FILE CAR
SUM   TYPE
   BY COUNTRY
ON COUNTRY PAGE-BREAK
ON TABLE HOLD
END

-RUN

DEFINE FILE CAR ADD
TPAGE/I6 = &LINES;
END

SET PAGE=OFF

TABLE FILE CAR
HEADING
"<TABPAGENO OF <TPAGE PAGES"
PRINT TYPE
   BY COUNTRY
ON COUNTRY PAGE-BREAK
END

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