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For the report of the following form mentioned upstairs, I call it horizontal paging of the report. There is also vertical paging.
For larger reports such as 100-column content, it is divided into 1, 2, 3, and 4 sub-tables. Of course, each sub-table has row and column headings, but the table content has some differences (such as the first (There is a row total on the sub-table, others do not)
The case of vertical paging is as follows: (It is not like the automatic paging of reports like binding data sources)
For example, there are 100 items of content divided into 2 levels, and each page fixedly displays those first-level and corresponding second-level content.
a1 subcategory
a2 subcategory
Category A a3 Subcategory
a4 subcategory
b1 subclass
Category B Category b2
b3 subclass
............
This should be controlled such as: the first page fixedly displays the A, B, C categories and corresponding subcategories, and the second page fixedly displays the E, F, G, H categories and corresponding subcategories,,,,,,,,
I sincerely look forward to your suggestions and comments. Thank you. |
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