02-07-2006 06:38 AM
02-08-2006 03:56 PM
02-09-2006 04:05 AM
Hi Santiago,
Thank you very much for your valuable reply.
i want to generate MS-word report for TestStand after successful testing using MS-word2000.
Test report contains Actual values, Expected values and Pass/Fail status.
In my program i have customized all fields i can able to generate test report which contains Verification engineer name , test mode, test date, start time, end time Actual values, Expected values and Pass/Fail status.etc....
To put all values of test case number, Test step number, Actual values, Expected values and Pass/Fail status in to table for each time, i will
insert a row into table every time values arrives, once the table exceedes its page size it moves to the next page, next page should start with table row header but it start with values of above said parameters.
so i'm not able to repeat table row header for each page.
Please find the attached file for your reference.
Attched file expected.doc : This file contains what i wanted to generate MS-word report. Here table row header "Test Case Number and Test Step Number " is repeated in second page.
Attached file Actual output from source code.doc : This report generated from the source code. Here table row header "Test Case Number and Test Step Number" is not repeated in second page.
Do you know any property to set "repeat as header row at the top of each page" using MS-word ActiveX in CVI/Labwindows.
i think this information is sufficient for you,
Still if you need some information please ask me.
Thanks
Susa.
02-09-2006 05:28 PM
Susa,
This sounds more of an MS Word question than a TestStand question. Although the best way of solving the issue is to do so through Word, if you want to use TestStand you could programmatically insert the colum heading in each page. First, you would need to count how many rows fit on each page. Once you have this number, lets call it N, you could create one large table and every N lines, instead of including the values for your test steps, include the name of your column. In this way you will have the name of your columns on every page.
Regards,
Santiago D
02-10-2006 01:58 AM