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Hi All,
I have a report that need to include a long table, like the follow.
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Cover Page (Single Page)
Table Page (Multi Page) - A long table of products that could take up to few pages
Result Page (Single Page and Loop over a field(Category) )
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Q: I need this report for every value in a field(Provider) and print out to mail.
Clicking on each provider and printing the report is "possible" but the amount of provider is large enough to cost a lot time and it will repeat every quarter.
One solution I tired is loop the report over the field(Provider) to create a large pdf then it can be print and sort. But the problem with this is the page number is based on the whole pdf instead of each provider.
I tired to do the page number in the script for each provider but having trouble with Table Page. Since Table Page is a multi-page representing the big table, and calculation and element remain static.
I am open to any suggestion.
Thank you.
Sounds like a job for NPrinting
Is it possible without NPrinting?
Ethan, the only workaround of which I can think on this one would be to strip out the page number on the multi-page report if each page of that is specific to the customer.... Not sure if that helps or not, otherwise I am with Lisa, NPrinting is likely the correct solution on this one if that does not work.
Regards,
Brett
How does NPrinting work, is there a offline version where I can use as a report tool?
Ethan, here is a link to the product page and Help, I would probably recommend shouting out to your account manager to see if they can talk to you as well and maybe do a demo etc. for you guys.
https://www.qlik.com/us/products/nprinting
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/nprinting/November2019/Content/NPrinting/Introduction/Introduction.htm
Sorry I do not have anything better for you, but I suspect NPrinting may do what you want.
Regards,
Brett