I have a report with portrait layout. There are a bunch of fields toward the top. About half-way down the page I have a field with a very large text description. When I refresh the data, and the report is rendered, one of two things has happened.
(1) The first half of the text field was displayed on the remaining portion of the page, and it wrapped to the second page. Issue is that it broke the field in the middle (vertically) of a line. So, page one had the top half of the letters, and page 2 had the bottom half of the letters (for that line only - of course).
(2) The entire field was pushed to the second page.
These two things happened in that order. I did some modifications between the two, and can’t seem to re-produce the first event.
Is anyone familiar with this? Ideally, I would like to display as much of the field on the first page as I can, and then the remaining portion on the second page without corrupting the text. And then save to PDF.
I have this field set to Autofit height and Wrap text.
Set up a section for Qualifications. On the top of this section create an empty cell called “Qualifications”. Below that the cell which contains your field, e.g. “Qualifications”. Fill this field using =[Qualifications].
In the properties of this sections you can configure, how the section should be generally displayed.
I gave it a shot. It still doesn’t do what I hope to accomplish, but I’m still not sure it’s possible. The main difference after adding a section for Qualifications is that it keeps the Title with the Text cell. The Text cell prints on the first page if it is small enough to entirely fit, else it begins on the second page.
I still hope to have it begin on the first page, and wrap to the second if necessary.
Just a suggestion…but do you think you can store one line of text with a line number individually in the datamart? Then select both the line # and line of text on the document. On the first page, include only line # 1 thru line 30 (if it only 30 lines can fit on the page) by using a block filter of line # between 1 and 30. Then include subsequent lines on a separate page within the same report, filtering for lines greater than 31.
Thanks for your creativity. I don’t have access to the data structure or the universe to make changes. It’s a third party reporting solution. I’m limited to the features in Webi.