Different PAGE HEADER in QUIZ part2

[Latimer, Richard]

We had a similar issue printing invoices although at the other end of the
page!. 

Each page has a footer that contains the running total of the charges, the
last page (for the customer / aircraft type combination) then has a grand
total. 
We get it to work with a footer statement that "overwrites" itself. See the
code fragment below - particularly the double statement at position 50 

	; Page footing has text in same position that changes for last     
	; page of sort run accroding to PRINT AT statement that follows    
	; Used to show final amount due being separate from the subtotals  
	; the report.                                                      
	                                                                   
	PAGE FOOTING    " "                                   SKIP 5 &     
	 tab  74   uline                                             &     
	 tab  87   uline                                             &     
	 tab 100   uline                                             &     
	 tab 120   uline                                      skip 2 &     
	 tab  50   "Page  Subtotals . . . "                          &     
	 TAB  50   "Totals for Services   "   Print at idy_acfttype  &

	 tab  74   AMT_RFIRE   SUBTOTAL   reset at idy_acfttype BWZ  &

	 tab  87   AMT_APTMOV  SUBTOTAL   reset at idy_acfttype BWZ  &

	 tab 100   AMT_PASSERV SUBTOTAL   reset at idy_acfttype BWZ  &

	 tab 120   total       SUBTOTAL   reset at idy_acfttype BWZ   Skip 1
& 



	hope this is the start of a solution . . .


	cheers
	Richard
	 
	                                                                   


























> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Jon Kvisli [SMTP:Jon.Kvisli@lokaldata.telemax.no]
> Sent:	Saturday, June 03, 2000 7:57 PM
> To:	PowerHouse List server
> Subject:	Different PAGE HEADER in QUIZ part2
> 
> Thanks to all of you who have kindly suggested using INITIAL HEADING!
> 
> Sadly this is not a solution to my problem, and I realize that i should   
> have been more clear about this point. (It also seems that some of my   
> original message have been left out by the listserver(?)).
> 
> My QUIZ report is used to print a large number of letters to customers.   
> Each letter consists of more than one page. I have the pages numbered and
> 
> reset the page counter to 1 AT CUSTOMER-NO. The first page of *each   
> letter* contains the customers name/adress and some other ionformation,   
> and is printed as HEADING AT CUSTOMER-NO. The following pages is a colum
> 
> based report of detail lines related to the customer, and is printed   
> using the REPORT statement. To have colum headings printed on all the   
> following pages (page 2 and forward), I need to print the headings using
> 
> PAGE HEADING. The problem is that this page header is also printed on the
> 
> first page (for each customer). This doesn't look very pretty since the   
> colums headings have no meaning on this page.
> 
> To clarify my problem, I have reformulated it like this (very   
> simplified):
> 
> ACCESS CUSTOMER LINK TO DETAILLINES
> 
> SORTED ON CUSTOMER-NO OF CUSTOMER RESET PAGE
> 
> DEFINE D-MY-PAGE-HEADING CHAR*80 = &
>   "" IF SYSPAGE = 1 ELSE & ; Will not work
>   <colums headings>


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