I have referred to the ReportBook (Q2 2011), that it can be done by
My version is 2009 Q3. How can I do this?
I have mutliple reports which are added to a report book.
For instace,
Report A: total pages: 3
Report B: total pages: 2
Report C: total page: 1
I want to show like this:
Report A: page 1 of 3
Report B: page 1 of 2
Report C: page 1 of 1
ie. the report will reset the page count.
If it cannot be achieved with my version, then may I ask how to :
add "Continue" at Report A, page 1 and 2, then Total Page: 3
add "Continue" at Report B, page 1, then Total Page: 2
add "Continue" at Report C, Total Page: 1
Thanks.
reportBook.Reports(2).PageNumberingStyle = PageNumberingStyle.ResetNumberingAndCountMy version is 2009 Q3. How can I do this?
I have mutliple reports which are added to a report book.
For instace,
Report A: total pages: 3
Report B: total pages: 2
Report C: total page: 1
I want to show like this:
Report A: page 1 of 3
Report B: page 1 of 2
Report C: page 1 of 1
ie. the report will reset the page count.
If it cannot be achieved with my version, then may I ask how to :
add "Continue" at Report A, page 1 and 2, then Total Page: 3
add "Continue" at Report B, page 1, then Total Page: 2
add "Continue" at Report C, Total Page: 1
Thanks.
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Hello Alfred,
The functionality you ask for has been added in a later version (Q1 2010) of the product and there are no workarounds that we can offer other than upgrading to a version that supports it.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Greetings,
Steve
the Telerik team
The functionality you ask for has been added in a later version (Q1 2010) of the product and there are no workarounds that we can offer other than upgrading to a version that supports it.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Greetings,
Steve
the Telerik team
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answered on 27 Jul 2011, 04:05 PM
Hi Steve
Actually I find another way to meet my requriements. Certainly it has limitations. I know there is PageEventArgs but I cannot find ways to "play" with that.
Anyway, let me describe how I do it (although most of your customer may have their RAD Controls upgraded.)
My requirements:
. have Report A, Report B, Report C which will "combine" in a single report, I use the ReportBook
. want to display the page numbering as follows:
Report A: Page 1 of 3 etc
Report B: Page 1 of 2 etc
Report C: Page 1 of 3 etc.
Certainly the number of pages are not fixed.
. Redesign the reports and note down the height of each section and each fields cannot be "grow" or "shrink",
. add a textbox to show the number of pages in the footer
. Compute the number of records per page per group
. In the report needdatasource event, compute the number of page by computing the heights difference
. put the value of pages into the textbox
Since everything has a fixed height, I am able to compute the number of pages. In practice, my reports do have some difference in the last page, I have added a sub routine to compute the no. of records which can be printed in the last page.
However, it may take me some hours more, I am certain that I can also compute the number of pages per report even I do not fixed the height of the records in the group section (although it may require to use fonts.like courier etc.).
I hope that it may solve your customer which also use old version RAD Controls.
Actually I find another way to meet my requriements. Certainly it has limitations. I know there is PageEventArgs but I cannot find ways to "play" with that.
Anyway, let me describe how I do it (although most of your customer may have their RAD Controls upgraded.)
My requirements:
. have Report A, Report B, Report C which will "combine" in a single report, I use the ReportBook
. want to display the page numbering as follows:
Report A: Page 1 of 3 etc
Report B: Page 1 of 2 etc
Report C: Page 1 of 3 etc.
Certainly the number of pages are not fixed.
. Redesign the reports and note down the height of each section and each fields cannot be "grow" or "shrink",
. add a textbox to show the number of pages in the footer
. Compute the number of records per page per group
. In the report needdatasource event, compute the number of page by computing the heights difference
. put the value of pages into the textbox
Since everything has a fixed height, I am able to compute the number of pages. In practice, my reports do have some difference in the last page, I have added a sub routine to compute the no. of records which can be printed in the last page.
However, it may take me some hours more, I am certain that I can also compute the number of pages per report even I do not fixed the height of the records in the group section (although it may require to use fonts.like courier etc.).
I hope that it may solve your customer which also use old version RAD Controls.