A PDF Report

[#1]

I have created one PDF report in NPrinting but I was wondering if a report can be created like the attached report.  Can someone give me some thoughts.

David

[avinashelite]

yes, you can . Create the chart in Qlikview and provide the Multi line header option for the caption and remove the border of the straight (go to chart properties >layout > boarders) in Nprinting import this chart and check the keep source formatting...

Hope this helps you

[#3]

‌Are you saying create a straight chart or a pivot chart.   I am not sure I follow what you are saying.

[luciancotea]

OK, this is what I come up with:

Your script:

Source:
LOAD * INLINE [
    Area, Location, Building, Status, Organisation, Room
    Auditorium, Cape Henry Collegiate, Everett Hall, Approved, First Landing Dance Center, Everett Hall|E-PFA (The Perry Family Auditorium)
    Auditorium 2, Cape Henry Collegiate 2, Everett Hall 2, Approved 2, First Landing Dance Center 2, Everett Hall|E-PFA (The Perry Family Auditorium) 2
];

Table2:
LOAD Area & chr(13) & Location & chr(13) & Building as F1,
     Status & chr(13) & Organisation & chr(13) & Room as F2
RESIDENT Source;

Then add a table and change the Properties -> Presentation -> Multiline Settings

[#5]

Can you provide me with a qvw file because everything I am trying is not working. 

[#6]

I could not get this to work no matter how I tried. 

[Daniel_Jenkins]

Hi David,

Why don't you post a sample QVW? Someone can take a look and try to build a QlikView NPrinting project around it.

Best,

Daniel.

[luciancotea]

See attachment

[#9]

Hi Lucian,

Thank you so much for your help I was able to get the columns setup correct.  Now I have another issue that happens from time to time.  I am attaching a copy of the output I am trying to produce.  If you scroll down the page a little you will see some of my schedules have setup requirements.  Like schedule 4816.  I would attach the qvw file but we are creating these reports from a various list of qv files that we had to do things to just to get it to work.  Any suggestions.

Thanks,

David

[Daniel_Jenkins]

Hi David,

You should be able to do this fairly easily in QlikView NPrinting using PixelPerfect. No need to prep the table in QlikView either. I have attached a project that creates a report like:

Extract the attached file to folder C:\Temp\Community\050 or change paths in the NSQ appropriately.

HTH - Daniel.