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Question re: dynamic table rendering
Hi there,
Perhaps it's already in a thread somewhere, but I couldn't find it,
and if someone knows of the thread to look for it'd be appreciated,
but anyway, I better ask this question.
I have dynamic XML being generated tables (this is a web application).
However, depending on the user's query structure, they may have more
columns and data than a standard 11x8.5 in landscape page.
Is there any built in functionality, or technique I could use to make
this output print like an Excel worksheet?
I know this is asking for a lot, but I'm wondering if anyone has come
across this problem and got a work around.
(even if it's something like calculating page widths based on content,
and making multiple layouts).
Thanks in advance guys.
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Re: Question re: dynamic table rendering
Posted by Dan Piccolo <da...@gmail.com>.
Thanks Robert, I'll look into it.
On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 3:37 PM, Rob Sargent <rs...@xmission.com> wrote:
> Take a look at the thread Vincent and I had under heading "flow sideways".
> tricks with printing first half, then second half by doubling the declared
> size of the page.
>
>
>
>
> On 03/02/2012 11:52 AM, Dan Piccolo wrote:
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> Perhaps it's already in a thread somewhere, but I couldn't find it,
>> and if someone knows of the thread to look for it'd be appreciated,
>> but anyway, I better ask this question.
>>
>> I have dynamic XML being generated tables (this is a web application).
>>
>> However, depending on the user's query structure, they may have more
>> columns and data than a standard 11x8.5 in landscape page.
>>
>> Is there any built in functionality, or technique I could use to make
>> this output print like an Excel worksheet?
>>
>> I know this is asking for a lot, but I'm wondering if anyone has come
>> across this problem and got a work around.
>>
>> (even if it's something like calculating page widths based on content,
>> and making multiple layouts).
>>
>> Thanks in advance guys.
>>
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Re: Question re: dynamic table rendering
Posted by Rob Sargent <rs...@xmission.com>.
Take a look at the thread Vincent and I had under heading "flow
sideways". tricks with printing first half, then second half by
doubling the declared size of the page.
On 03/02/2012 11:52 AM, Dan Piccolo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Perhaps it's already in a thread somewhere, but I couldn't find it,
> and if someone knows of the thread to look for it'd be appreciated,
> but anyway, I better ask this question.
>
> I have dynamic XML being generated tables (this is a web application).
>
> However, depending on the user's query structure, they may have more
> columns and data than a standard 11x8.5 in landscape page.
>
> Is there any built in functionality, or technique I could use to make
> this output print like an Excel worksheet?
>
> I know this is asking for a lot, but I'm wondering if anyone has come
> across this problem and got a work around.
>
> (even if it's something like calculating page widths based on content,
> and making multiple layouts).
>
> Thanks in advance guys.
>
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