QUIZ active control breaks
Michael Lee
mcl_systems@bc.sympatico.ca
Tue, 07 Dec 1999 13:21:48 -0800
Something else you might want to consider is using the PRINT AT option
to
'blank out' your first control break values. You would need to define a
control
break which doesn't change for the entire report and then print blank
items on
top of your existing items at that control break. Something like the
following
might suffice:
ACCESS files
DEFINE MY-BREAK = 1
SORT ON MY-BREAK &
ON existing-control-break
HEADING AT existing-control-break &
tab 10 item-of-file &
tab 10 " " PRINT AT MY-BREAK &; <--
blanks at
least as big
; as previous item
tab 25 item2-of-file &
tab 25 " " PRINT AT MY-BREAK skip 2
Since PRINT AT occurs at the start of the control break this should just
overwrite the first control break. Just to warn you I haven't tested
this out,
but it should work (famous last words).
Michael Lee
MCL Systems Inc.
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