09-11-2008 12:40 PM
I am working on an application that allows the user to enter text bullets (safety check proceedures) in a string control, and enter the supporting reference in a second string control. As these pairs are entered they are saved to a database.
The next phase is to create a report generating tool, this will allow the user to select the proceedures they want included in the report.
I have a couple questions about creating reports:
If I want to have a report that has three colums, Col 1 proceedure, Col 2 Reference Text, and Col 3 compliance checkmark sub divided into three columns yes, no, n/a . How do I setup a shaded colum header section at the top of each page AND have all the seperate rows and colums border outlines showing?
Would a report like this be better suited to Excel or Word?
Is it possible to setup footers and headers, AND sections in MS Word?
Thank You
Tim C.
09-15-2008 01:32 AM
Hi Tim,
I think Word is the better solution for this. (the best thing is not to use it at all) ![]()
There are some VI for formatting table and some function you have to wire yourself.
For headers and footers I use a template. Years back I noticed that I could not create footers with multiple lines so I used a template as a solution. ![]()
For a lot of functions you have to be very patient if you have to wire it yourself because you must dig into the MS documentation. ![]()
If you have any problems I always be glad to help.