Header column span

How to make header column span in Data Grid? My column
heading comes in 2 lines.
For e.g.
Gender Employees
Male Female Income
Pls help me out.

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JTable column header to span multiple columns

Hi people. I've spent the last day trying to do this with no luck. Most of the links in the forum are old and don't exist any more and the ones that lead to some code end up not working on java 5 (I can compile and run but the result is not what I wanted)!
So my question is this, how do I have a column header that spans more than one column, which has individual column headers below it?
Thanks, Paul.
EDIT: I should point out that this is the place I've tried and although the screen shot of the first example looks exactly like what I want to do, it does not work as advertised. [http://www.crionics.com/products/opensource/faq/swing_ex/JTableExamples1.html]
Edited by: Boomah on 05-Nov-2008 15:08

Something like this?import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.GridLayout;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.List;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.ChangeEvent;
import javax.swing.event.ListSelectionEvent;
import javax.swing.event.TableColumnModelEvent;
import javax.swing.event.TableColumnModelListener;
import javax.swing.table.*;
public class MultiSpanHeader {
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
         @Override
         public void run() {
            new MultiSpanHeader().makeUI();
   public void makeUI() {
      final JTable table = new JTable(5, 6);
      final JTableHeader header = table.getTableHeader();
      header.setReorderingAllowed(false);
      final TableColumnModel model = table.getColumnModel();
      Enumeration<TableColumn> enumColumns = model.getColumns();
      final List<TableColumn> columns = Collections.list(enumColumns);
      final JTable dummy = new JTable(0, 3);
      final JTableHeader dummyHeader = dummy.getTableHeader();
      dummyHeader.setReorderingAllowed(false);
      dummyHeader.setResizingAllowed(false);
      final TableColumnModel dummyModel = dummy.getColumnModel();
      Enumeration<TableColumn> enumDummyColumns = dummyModel.getColumns();
      final List<TableColumn> dummyColumns = Collections.list(enumDummyColumns);
      model.addColumnModelListener(new TableColumnModelListener() {
         @Override
         public void columnAdded(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
         @Override
         public void columnRemoved(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
         @Override
         public void columnMoved(TableColumnModelEvent e) {
         @Override
         public void columnMarginChanged(ChangeEvent e) {
            dummyColumns.get(0).setWidth(columns.get(0).getWidth());
            dummyColumns.get(1).setWidth(columns.get(1).getWidth() +
                  columns.get(2).getWidth());
            dummyColumns.get(2).setWidth(columns.get(3).getWidth() +
                  columns.get(4).getWidth() + columns.get(5).getWidth());
         @Override
         public void columnSelectionChanged(ListSelectionEvent e) {
      JScrollPane pane = new JScrollPane(table);
      pane.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(600, 200));
      JFrame frame = new JFrame();
      frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
      frame.add(pane);
      frame.pack();
      JPanel panel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(2, 1));
      panel.add(dummyHeader);
      panel.add(header);
      pane.getColumnHeader().setView(panel);
      frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
      frame.setVisible(true);
}Note: this is just presented as an idea, would need a lot of work to make it robust and flexible enough for practical use.
db

Dynamically set number-columns-spanned

Hi all,
I have a cross tab which has a dynamic number of columns. Each column has a header "Location" (which is determined by the data), but the table also has a master header "Volume" which should span all of the locations. How can I acheive this?
I currently have:
<xsl:attribute xdofo:ctx="block" name="number-columns-spanned">2</xsl:attribute> Volumne
But this is obviously static.
Many Thanks
Andy

Hi lmd2,
Attached is a quick example of one way to do what you are asking. This is only a general example, and there may be a bettter implementation depending on the architecture of your application. The link here also has information on setting the number of sockets for a specific sequence file. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ebele O.
National Instruments
Attachments:
ParallelModel.seq ‏455 KB

Column span in an HGrid

Hi All-
Is it possible to have a column span in an Hgrid?
I see in oracle technology stack that Column span is allowed on Hgrid,but not sure how to achieve this.
If someone has any idea please share..that would be great help for me in design.
PLEASE SUGGEST!!!!
Thanks,
Nagu

I tried some things with the custom pl/sql heading in report attributes, but couldn 't get it to work unfortunately.
When using the pl/sql function, you can generate the header just by entering:
return ' empno:empname:options' . I hoped I could inject some html code into the return value in order to create extra columns, but the results are inpredictable.
It can make a huge difference if you viewyour html in FF or IE. Even between versions of IE there are differences. Not much you can do about that, except writing different versions of (parts of) the page for IE or FF if it' s really crucial.

How do I make a header column in a pivot table a field from the table

I am trying to reference a field for a header column in a pivot table. for example: 2006 - Cat, 2006-Dog
I am trying to get the following result:
2006-Cat     January     February     March     April     May     June     July     August     September     October     November     December     Totals
Euthanise     159     203     188     252     376     501     393     315     304     276     212     207     3386
Intake     192     220     234     305     412     538     409     330     329     305     244     241     3759
Redeem     10     4     4     3     5     3     2     1     2     1     2     5     42
Rescue     0     0     2     10     0     0     0     1     0     2     0     4     19
2006-Dog     January     February     March     April     May     June     July     August     September     October     November     December     Totals
Euthanise     306     375     347     341     458     484     385     441     317     384     325     318     4481
Intake     455     514     495     465     571     595     486     570     438     511     434     473     6007
Redeem     65     63     57     34     57     43     58     46     58     67     53     59     660
Rescue     0     0     0     1     0     0     0     0     3     1     0     0     5
2007-Cat     January     February     March     April     May     June     July     August     September     October     November     December     Totals
Euthanise     223     265     229     275     569     508     451     359     310     318     231     225     3963
Intake     268     286     274     315     594     567     488     397     329     344     279     249     4390
Redeem     11     7     11     1     5     2     0     2     4     3     16     2     64
Rescue     7     0     0     1     0     1     2     1     1     0     1     0     14
2007-Dog     January     February     March     April     May     June     July     August     September     October     November     December     Totals
Euthanise     436     374     313     343     395     362     422     403     394     350     275     343     4410
Intake     594     510     480     477     508     520     553     502     509     544     410     480     6087
Redeem     67     72     77     57     47     51     50     40     41     62     45     45     654
Rescue     2     3     0     1     0     0     4     0     3     0     1     1     15
Any help is greatly appreciated.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ROWSET>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>159.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>192.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>10.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>203.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>220.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>4.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>188.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>234.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>4.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>252.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>305.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>10.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>376.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>412.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>5.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>501.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>538.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>393.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>409.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>315.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>330.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>304.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>329.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>276.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>305.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>212.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>244.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>207.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>241.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>5.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>4.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>306.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>455.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>65.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>375.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>514.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>63.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>347.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>495.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>57.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>341.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>465.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>34.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>458.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>571.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>57.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>484.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>595.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>43.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>385.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>486.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>58.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>441.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>570.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>46.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>317.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>438.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>58.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>384.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>511.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>67.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>325.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>434.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>53.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>318.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>473.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2006 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>59.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>223.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>268.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>11.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>7.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>265.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>286.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>7.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>229.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>274.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>11.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>275.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>315.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>569.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>594.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>5.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>508.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>567.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>451.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>488.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>359.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>397.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>310.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>329.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>4.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>318.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>344.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>231.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>279.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>16.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>225.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>249.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - CAT</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>436.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>594.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>67.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>January</MNTH>
<imonth>1</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>2.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>374.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>510.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>72.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>February</MNTH>
<imonth>2</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>313.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>480.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>March</MNTH>
<imonth>3</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>77.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>343.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>477.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>57.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>April</MNTH>
<imonth>4</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>395.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>508.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>May</MNTH>
<imonth>5</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>47.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>362.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>520.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>June</MNTH>
<imonth>6</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>51.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>422.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>553.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>50.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>July</MNTH>
<imonth>7</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>4.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>403.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>502.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>August</MNTH>
<imonth>8</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>40.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>394.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>509.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>41.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>September</MNTH>
<imonth>9</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>3.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>350.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>544.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>October</MNTH>
<imonth>10</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>62.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>275.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>410.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>45.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>November</MNTH>
<imonth>11</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Euthanise</cue>
<anicnt>343.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Intake</cue>
<anicnt>480.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Redeem</cue>
<anicnt>45.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
- <ROW>
<header>2007 - DOG</header>
<MNTH>December</MNTH>
<imonth>12</imonth>
<cue>Rescue</cue>
<anicnt>1.0</anicnt>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>

Header columns alignment in PDF using CFDOCUMENTITEM

Hi All,
I'm creating a PDF with CFDOCUMENT tags and using CFSAVECONTENT tags. I will do the formatting everything inside the CFSAVECONTENT Variable and create the PDF using the save content variable.
<cfdocument format="PDF" orientation="landscape">
      <cfoutput>#strContent#</cfoutput>
</cfdocument>
The generated pdf will have 5 or 6 pages which will have a table kind of structure.
My client needs the header columns on each page of the PDF. As of now, I'm having the header column in the first page alone.
I tried using CFDOCUMENTITEM TYPE="Header"; I'm seeing the columns as some text with no alignment as a row.
How to align that so that it looks as a header?
I tried the one below;
<cfdocument format="PDF" orientation="landscape">
     <cfdocumentitem type="header">
    <html>
     <tr style="font-weight: bold; font-size: 8pt; text-align:left">
              <td width="10%">Test<br>Number</td>
            <td width="11%">Test B</td>
            <td width="18%" align="Center">Test<br>Factor</td>
            <td width="18%" align="left">Test c</td>
            <td width="4%" align="left">Test Qty</td>
            <td width="4%">%<br>Impact</td>
            <td width="10%"align="center">Test Owner</td>
            <td width="6%">Date</td>
            <td width="17%" align="left">Comments</td>
        </tr>
        </html>
      <cfoutput>#strContent#</cfoutput>
</cfdocument>
Thanks in advance for your help!

Got this header formatting working by using CFSAVECONTENT before the CFDOCUMENT tag.
Not sure why my style sheets not working inside the CFDOCUMENT tag.

How can I create a chart using data (from formulas) in my header columns?

Hello,
I'm wanting to create a chart using formula totals in my header column. When I attempt to click on the chart icon after selecting my header column, the chart button doesn't appear. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Move your formulas in a non header column.
In the cell A2 of the table "aux", the formula is :
=IF(ISBLANK(main :: A2),"",main :: A2)
then I applied Fill Down.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mardi 2 août 2011 15:07:54
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My iDisk is : <http://public.me.com/koenigyvan>
Please : Search for questions similar to your own before submitting them to the community
To be the AW6 successor, iWork MUST integrate a TRUE DB, not a list organizer !

2 header columns and 3 body columns

Hi
i have designed a dynamic table with 2 header columns and the body rows are dynamic,
my requirement would have
an image attached to the cell1 of the body row each time it repeats ,i am getting the image field
from XML
my issue is
how to create a table with two header columns and have three body cloumns(including the image,
if say i have created a table with three columns , is there a way that we could supress the line between two cells that comes when we create a table.
Thanks in advance
please find the attached doc .

Hi Paul
Thank you very much for the reply, yeah i tried to merge cells on my header colunm and it worked,
but on the body columns where i have 3 cells
cell1 -->LOGO_BENEFITS--> image field
cell2 ---> TITLE_BENEFITS -->text field
cell3---> STATUS_BENEFITS--->text field
here i have a issue (i dont know much of XML and i am passing the above 3 cells below as follows:
<SF5>
<LOGO_BENEFITS>C:\Logos\icon_SF5_grey.gif</LOGO_BENEFITS>
<TITLE_BENEFITS>BENEFIT1</TITLE_BENEFITS>
<STATUS_BENEFITS>XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</STATUS_BENEFITS>
</SF5>
<SF5>
<LOGO_BENEFITS>C:\Logos\icon_SF6_grey.gif</LOGO_BENEFITS>
<TITLE_BENEFITS>BENEFIT2</TITLE_BENEFITS>
<STATUS_BENEFITS>XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</STATUS_BENEFITS>
</SF5>
ISSUE 1.
1) i am not able to see the picture in the pdf. (for some reason it just showing blank space in place of the image_field) --(is there any thing wrong in the way i am appending the path for the pic in my XML)
2) considering the image shows up, how do i supress the two cells in to one in the body column (cell1 and cell2) .
Thanks again for your time
de1209

Export Crosstab to Excel : Header Columns repeated for each page !

Post Author: maagik
CA Forum: Exporting
Hello,
I work with CR 10 and I want to export a crosstab to excel through the api included in VS2005. I choose an export standard. The excel file is right generated BUT in each page break, the header columns are repeated. I don't want to have the header colums because users made some post calculation in the generated files. Does anybody have an idea to remove it ?

Hi Kranthi
You can try exporting your report to Excel Data only format as it retains the column width.
While exporting apply the options like Maintain Column Width etc (as per your requirement).
Hope this helps!!
Regards
Sourashree

Column span and crashing

Hi,
Is anyone else facing this kind of problem? I have a page with various columns (three). The columns are hosting a narrow, but long table. The introductory paragraphs (title and legend) are spanned across the columns.
Each time I do any edit (applying a text style, deleting a line) InDesign freezes. I get this kind of error in the Console:
12/06/10 13:45:18 [0x0-0x36d36d].com.apple.Safari[30282] Sat Jun 12 13:45:18 MacBook-Pro-di-PaoloT.local Safari[30282] <Error>: CGImageDestinationCreate destination parameter is nil
12/06/10 13:45:18 [0x0-0x36d36d].com.apple.Safari[30282]
12/06/10 13:46:56 /usr/sbin/spindump[91509] process 91490 is being monitored
12/06/10 13:46:57 /usr/sbin/spindump[91509] process 91490 is being force quit
12/06/10 13:46:59 kernel IOHIDSystem::relativePointerEventGated: Capping VBL time to 20000000 (was 26824595)
12/06/10 13:47:03 com.apple.launchd[169] ([0x0-0x528127c].com.adobe.InDesign[91490]) Exited: Terminated
12/06/10 13:47:29 SubmitReport[91514] missing kCRProblemReportProblemTypeKey
12/06/10 13:47:31 /usr/sbin/ocspd[91517] starting
12/06/10 13:47:33 SubmitReport[91514] Submitted compressed hang report for Adobe InDesign CS5
12/06/10 13:50:32 /usr/sbin/spindump[91527] process 91518 is being monitored
12/06/10 13:50:34 /usr/sbin/spindump[91527] process 91518 is being force quit
12/06/10 13:50:38 com.apple.launchd[169] ([0x0-0x5287282].com.adobe.InDesign[91518]) Exited: Terminated
I reported this to Adobe, but I would see if anyoady has a workaround. I solved using the old way (separated text frames), but this prevents one of the features of CS5.
Paolo

I tried to reproduce the crashing that Eugene reported, and could not. I have a decent C2D with 4 gigs of RAM, and with those specs all I could do was experience slightly-slower-than-expected performance when working with column-spanning headers. However, when I start my Ubuntu VM, and start the processes that cause it to consume about 2 gigs of RAM, then my system specs degrade to the minimum RAM acceptable to ID (just more than 2 gigs) and I start experiencing multi-second delays.
My hunch is that this particular feature requires more resources than the minimum spec from Adobe... or that a buggy plugin is crashing when it doesn't do garbage collection quick enough to prevent the host system from running out of available RAM. Just a hunch, I'm not a developer at all, but the whole thing smells like a memory leak to me. I could never get it to crash, though, so perhaps I'm only muddying the path with my posts about my attempts to reproduce it.

Why is it so problematic changing the amount of header columns/rows in Numbers?

When I set up a new spreadsheet I often make many changes to header rows and columns until I get a layout ironout and suitable for my task. Heck I even transpose from column headins to row headins sometimes. Yet everytime I reduce say column headings it always deletes the information in the column I didn't want it to. Even when I have a blank column. Is there any way to select columns then change column headers item in the inspector or something? Well obviously I tried the former and the answer is "no", leaving "something" ;-)
This is a hopeful question for workarounds/methods/education before I place a feature request to polish this functionality with some no-nosense inetligence.

Put your feature request in.
The current state of affairs is:
You may convert the topmost non-header row to a header row, to a maximum of five. Doing so will not affect the content of the cells in the row (but may change format attributes such as bold and alignment).
You may add a header row above or below an existing header row, to a maximum of five in total, using the appropriate menu items in the popup menu in the header row's reference tab, or by pressing option-up arrow or or option-down arrow. Cells in the new header row will be empty. Any formulas referencing cells in the original header row will be adjusted as necessary.
You may add header rows above the first row of the table by choosing a number larger that the (checked) existing number of header rows in the sub menu of the Tables menu item Header Rows. Cells in the added rows will be empty.
Converting header rows to non-header rows is not supported.
The top header row(s) may be removed by choosing a number smaller than the (checked) existing number of header rows in the sub menu of the Tables menu item Header Rows.
Any Header row(s) or regular row(s) may be removed by selecting the row(s) (or a cell in the row(s)) and choosing Delete Row(s) from the Table menu.
The content of cells in the row(s) is deleted with the rows. Formulas referencing cells above or below the deleted rows will be adjusted, theose referencing cells in the deleted rows will return error message.
Support for converting, adding and removing Header columns follows the same pattern as above, with left and right respectively replacing above and below.
Footer rows may be added or removed following the same patterns as above, with below and above respectively replacing above and below.
Converting to or from Footer rows is not supported in either direction.
Regards,
Barry

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Hi,
Can we download data to unix along together with the header column?
thanks alots
Alia

Hi,
Have a look at this help
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb3d35358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/66/bc7bfd43c211d182b30000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
and
"Transfer List to Local File" screen in ALV -> Function Module???
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Thanx.

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