Certificate in landscape format

Hi,
I'm still wondering that I found nothing about printing certificats in landscape format.
I'm not looking for a solution to change the page oriantation. This shouldn't be a big deal.
The standards certificate function print each characteristic into a single line including limits value and so on.
In the case you have multiple batches and print all on the cert you will get for each batch the block of characteristics.
I'm wondering that there is a solution to print the results in kind of table. So the header should be the charcateristic name and limits for example. And each line shows all the information for a batch.
example :
batch                         * mic1 *    mic2   *    mic3          *...
limit range                  * 2 -4   *   <200   *    100 - 500 *
unit of measurement * ms     *      g      *    Ohm          *
batch A                    * 2,4    *    pass    *     425         *
batch B                    * 2,2     *    pass    *     435         *
batch C                    * 3,1    *    pass    *     250          *
Is there a way get the output in that format?
Thanks for your feedback.
Jens
Edited by: Jens Hoene on Jun 9, 2010 4:22 PM

HI FireFighter,
good to know that I wasn't blind about that. And that was nearly that what I was looking for.
But you mentioned a interesting way to get this done. Currently we use our own SAP script for the special requirements we have (only some canges from standard form)
But based on the line by line style for the characteristics I wasn't sure how to create the landscape style. So I started the idea to change the print program, because I would like still to have the fexibility from the cert profile. But I was not very happy about this idea.
But I like your idea only to change the SAP script. The numbers of column will not very high and I think this should work if the printout is done in landscape mode, but what column is printed will be different from printout to printout and that is the reson that I would like to use the functon of cert profile.
At the moment I think an "matrix" could work, but not checked yet if this is possible within SAPscript. To work only with hard defined numbers ov SAP script veriable will be very taff, because of the numbers of batches that could be printed on a cert.
So the best case would be if there could be used a dynamic matrix in SAP script. Do you know if this is possible?
Thanks
Jens
Edited by: Jens Hoene on Jun 15, 2010 1:22 PM

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