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Richard Tartaglia wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">I hope all is good with everyone.
FP 5.0.14 Windows
I have many records in my database that connect to one
person. Some may have 100 individual records. I am
trying to print a report from @key processing listing
records that pertain to that person.
I can get all the data from the records in an array
but when I try to get that data to paper I haven’t had
any luck.
My first question is, can this be done?
If it is possible to do could someone please point me
in the right direction? My hair is getting to thin to
pull any more out.
Thanks
Rich Tartaglia
The old guy in Virginia playing with his toys.
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<font face="Courier New, Courier, monospace">Rich,<br>
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Create a full page form. Create a header and then place variables down
to the end of the page.<br>
Create another array matching the variable on the form. Take the data
from your array and fill<br>
the array on the page. Use the "form" command each time you fill the
for array and clear the form array after each page. <br>
<br>
Your limitation here are sorting, which can be done within your
processing table, but if your data array is already ordered the way you
want it, you will be ok.<br>
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Richard D. Williams<br>
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