Page caption text won't flow into multiple columns : LR4 book module
Hi,
I'm in process of creating a photobook using LR4's Book Module. Whenever I create a multiple columns page or photo caption, the text won't flow from the 1st column into the suceeding column... does this happen to anybody else. The multiple columns feature however does work for normal text placeholders.
Dorin,
You guess right but that's not very useful to me because sometimes I just want to have a few lines of text at the bottom or at the top of the photo but in 2 or 3 columns for easier reading. I can do that with text placeholders like the one below and the ability to do that with page or photo caption would be desirable too.
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How can I separate one column into multiple column?
How can I separate one column into multiple column?
This is what I have:
BUYER_ID ATTRIBUTE_NAME ATTRIBUTE_VALUE
0001 PHONE_NUMBER 555-555-0001
0001 EMAIL [email protected]
0001 CURRENCY USD
0002 PHONE_NUMBER 555-555-0002
0002 EMAIL [email protected]
0002 CURRENCY USD
0003 PHONE_NUMBER 555-555-0003
0003 EMAIL [email protected]
0003 CURRENCY CAD
This is what I would like to have:
BUYER_ID PHONE_NUMBER EMAIL CURRENCY
0001 555-555-0001 [email protected] USD
0002 555-555-0002 [email protected] USD
0003 555-555-0003 [email protected] CAD
Any help would be greatly appreciated.This is another solution. Suppose your actual table's name is test(which has the redundant data). create a table like this:
CREATE TABLE test2 (BUYER_ID number(10),PHONE_NUMBER varchar2(50),EMAIL varchar2(50),CURRENCY varchar2(50));
then you will type this procedure:
declare
phone_number_v varchar2(50);
EMAIL_v varchar2(50);
CURRENCY_v varchar2(50);
cursor my_test is select * from test;
begin
for my_test_curs in my_test loop
select ATTRIBUTE_VALUE INTO phone_number_v from test
where person_id=my_test_curs.person_id
and attribute_name ='PHONE_NUMBER';
select ATTRIBUTE_VALUE INTO EMAIL_v from test
where person_id=my_test_curs.person_id
and attribute_name ='EMAIL';
select ATTRIBUTE_VALUE INTO CURRENCY_v from test
where person_id=my_test_curs.person_id
and attribute_name ='CURRENCY';
INSERT INTO test2
VALUES (my_test_curs.person_id,phone_number_v,EMAIL_v,CURRENCY_v);
END LOOP;
END;
Then you will create your final table like this:
create table final_table as select * from test2 where 1=2;
After that write this code:
INSERT ALL
into final_table
SELECT DISTINCT(BUYER_ID),PHONE_NUMBER,EMAIL,CURRENCY
FROM TEST2;
If you have a huge amount of data in your original table this solution may take a long time to do what you need. -
To display comma separted value into multiple column
Hi,
I want to display value into multiple column like below
data is like this
col1
res_menaHome:MenaHome
res_menaHomeEmp:MenaHome Employee
res_MDSpecialSer:MD Special Services
res_Smart:Smart
now i want to display like
col1 col2
res_menaHome MenaHome
res_menaHomeEmp MenaHome Employee
res_MDSpecialSer MD Special Services
res_Smart Smart
Thanks in advance.You mean like this?
with q as (select 'res_menaHome:MenaHome' myString from dual)
select substr(myString, 1, instr(myString, ':') - 1) col1,
substr(myString, instr(myString, ':') + 1) col2
from q
COL1,COL2
res_menaHome,MenaHome -
Split one column value and insert into multiple columns
hi
am new to plsql .
i want to split a characters from one column and insert into multiple columns
i tried used substr function the symbol ',' vary his place dynamically ,so i can't apply substr function.
for eg: before split
col1 :
col2 :
col3 :
col4 :
colu5: adsdf,fgrty,erfth,oiunth,okujt
after split
col1 :adsd
col2 :fgrty
col3 :erfth
col4 :oiunth
col5 : adsdf,fgrty,erfth,oiunth,okujt
can anyone help me
thanks
Edited by: 800324 on Dec 23, 2010 8:28 AM
Edited by: 800324 on Dec 23, 2010 8:36 AMHow about:
SQL> create table t
2 (col1 varchar2(30)
3 ,col2 varchar2(30)
4 ,col3 varchar2(30)
5 ,col4 varchar2(30)
6 ,col5 varchar2(30)
7 );
Table created.
SQL> insert into t (col5) values ('adsdf,fgrty,erfth,oiunth,okujt');
1 row created.
SQL> insert into t (col5) values ('x,y');
1 row created.
SQL> insert into t (col5) values ('a,b,c,d');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from t;
COL1 COL2 COL3 COL4 COL5
adsdf,fgrty,erfth,oiunth,okujt
x,y
a,b,c,d
3 rows selected.
SQL>
SQL> merge into t a
2 using ( with t1 as ( select col5||',' col5
3 from t
4 )
5 select substr(col5, 1, instr(col5, ',', 1, 1)-1) col1
6 , substr(col5, instr(col5, ',', 1, 1)+1, instr(col5, ',', 1, 2)- instr(col5, ',', 1, 1)-1) col2
7 , substr(col5, instr(col5, ',', 1, 2)+1, instr(col5, ',', 1, 3)- instr(col5, ',', 1, 2)-1) col3
8 , substr(col5, instr(col5, ',', 1, 3)+1, instr(col5, ',', 1, 4)- instr(col5, ',', 1, 3)-1) col4
9 , rtrim(col5, ',') col5
10 from t1
11 ) b
12 on ( a.col5 = b.col5 )
13 when matched then update set a.col1 = b.col1
14 , a.col2 = b.col2
15 , a.col3 = b.col3
16 , a.col4 = b.col4
17 when not matched then insert (a.col1) values (null);
3 rows merged.
SQL> select * from t;
COL1 COL2 COL3 COL4 COL5
adsdf fgrty erfth oiunth adsdf,fgrty,erfth,oiunth,okujt
x y x,y
a b c d a,b,c,d
3 rows selected.
SQL> Assuming you're on 9i... -
Split flat file column data into multiple columns using ssis
Hi All, I need one help in SSIS.
I have a source file with column1, I want to split the column1 data into
multiple columns when there is a semicolon(';') and there is no specific
length between each semicolon,let say..
Column1:
John;Sam;Greg;David
And at destination we have 4 columns let say D1,D2,D3,D4
I want to map
John -> D1
Sam->D2
Greg->D3
David->D4
Please I need it ASAP
Thanks in Advance,
RH
sqlImports System
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Math
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.Wrapper
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Wrapper
Imports System.IO
Public Class ScriptMain
Inherits UserComponent
Private textReader As StreamReader
Private exportedAddressFile As String
Public Overrides Sub AcquireConnections(ByVal Transaction As Object)
Dim connMgr As IDTSConnectionManager90 = _
Me.Connections.Connection
exportedAddressFile = _
CType(connMgr.AcquireConnection(Nothing), String)
End Sub
Public Overrides Sub PreExecute()
MyBase.PreExecute()
textReader = New StreamReader(exportedAddressFile)
End Sub
Public Overrides Sub CreateNewOutputRows()
Dim nextLine As String
Dim columns As String()
Dim cols As String()
Dim delimiters As Char()
delimiters = ",".ToCharArray
nextLine = textReader.ReadLine
Do While nextLine IsNot Nothing
columns = nextLine.Split(delimiters)
With Output0Buffer
cols = columns(1).Split(";".ToCharArray)
.AddRow()
.ID = Convert.ToInt32(columns(0))
If cols.GetUpperBound(0) >= 0 Then
.Col1 = cols(0)
End If
If cols.GetUpperBound(0) >= 1 Then
.Col2 = cols(1)
End If
If cols.GetUpperBound(0) >= 2 Then
.Col3 = cols(2)
End If
If cols.GetUpperBound(0) >= 3 Then
.Col4 = cols(3)
End If
End With
nextLine = textReader.ReadLine
Loop
End Sub
Public Overrides Sub PostExecute()
MyBase.PostExecute()
textReader.Close()
End Sub
End Class
Put this code in ur script component. Before that add 5 columns to the script component output and name them as ID, col1, co2..,col4. ID is of data type int. Create a flat file destination and name it as connection and point it to the flat file as the source.
Im not sure whats the delimiter in ur flat file between the 2 columns. I have use a comma change it accordingly.
This is the output I get:
ID Col1
Col2 Col3
Col4
1 john
Greg David
Sam
2 tom
tony NULL
NULL
3 harry
NULL NULL
NULL -
Displaying single value (Record) into multiple columns
Hi All,
I want to display the single record into multiple columns. Please let me know How to achieve this..
Record:
Lvl Activity Acre
6 Week 4 (Same value to be displayed into 3 columns.)
REquired output:
lvl Activity PH1 PH2 PH3
6 Week 4 4 4
Thanks
Kaviuser533671 wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for immediate reply.
PH1, PH2, PH3, ... will go more columns based on parameter , what we are passing.An single SQL statement cannot have a dynamic number of columns based on the data itself. The projection (columns returned) have to be known before any data is fetched... and that includes some 'parameter' value.
{thread:id=2309172}
You can build a query dynamically, based on a parameter or even on the data, but 99 times out 100 people use dynamic queries where they are not needed.
Perhaps explain to us what you are really trying to achieve and why, and we could suggest some better way. -
Hey Everyone,
I created an catalog using indesign and now I want to convert that into a pdf flip book. I have exported it as a SWF then changing the SWF back into a pdf. It works great however, I keep getting a blank white page next too my cover page, and I really don't want this. I find it very distracting and visually unappealing. Is there any way to get rid of this blank white page? Or any other suggestions on how to create a flip book out of an indesign file.It sounds as if you're not checking the pagination properties of the chapter after the problem within the book file.
The book file settings always trump the component file's settings.
So this would mean that, if Chapter 3 is set in the book file to start on a Right page, the book enforces this by adding a blank page to Chapter 2.
You should be able to fix this by selecting all the component chapters in the book, right-clicking and setting all the pagination properties to start on Next Available page, but I don't have 7 on this system so I can't give you the exact key strokes.
Art -
Split one row into multiple columns
Hi,
Data in one CLOB column in a table storing with delimiter, ##~~##. Ex. ##~~##abc##~~##defgh##~~##ijklm##~~##nopqr (data starts with delimiter). Please help me to split the data into multiple rows like below and it should be in the same order.
abc
defgh
ijklm
nopqr
I am using Oracle 11g.
Thanks.Thanks Hoek for your response. Before posting my question in the forum, I tried similar query. It is working with one character as delimiter.
with test as (select 'ABC,DEF,GHI,JKL,MNO' str from dual )
select regexp_substr (str, '[^,]+', 1, rownum) split
from test
connect by level <= length (regexp_replace (str, '[^,]+')) + 1;
Above query is giving correct result by fetching 5 rows. I have modified the query like below...
with test as (select 'ABC,,,DEF,,,GHI,,,JKL,,,MNO' str from dual )
select regexp_substr (str, '[^,,,]+', 1, rownum) split
from test
connect by level <= length (regexp_replace (str, '[^,,,]+')) + 1;
Above query resulting 13 rows and last 8 rows are nulls. Number of null rows are increasing, if I increase number of characters in delimiter. Could you please tell me how to avoid those null rows.
Thanks. -
Post Author: Donamese
CA Forum: General
I am trying to create a report that is split between 3 companies and all states using a distinct count of individuals (as there are duplicates in the data pool). I would like the report to look like:
State Company 1 Company 2 Company 3
AL 0 16 5
AR 3 9 4
AZ 5 0 7
Currently I can only get it to list vertical like:
Company 1
AL 0
AR 3
AZ 5
Company 2
AL 16
etc....
I am unable to get the formating of multiple columns with the grouping. Is it possible? And ifPost Author: rookie10
CA Forum: General
Try inserting a Cross Tab in the Report or page header. Its pretty much like a pivot table.
Use State as the Row, Company as the Column, Individuals as Summarized field using Distinct Count as the summary type.
In customized style part of the cross tab you can hide some of the totals and such to get pretty close to the report above - supress subtotals and such.
Hope this works for you. I was pretty excited when I found this feature in Crystal.
Rookie10 -
Display rows into multiple columns
I have a table in the following format:
id value
a1 0
a2 0
a3 0
a4 0
b1 0
b2 0
b3 0
b4 0
how do I go about displaying it into four columns in the following format:
id1 value1 id2 value2
a1 0 b1 0
a2 0 b2 0
a3 0 b3 0
a4 0 b4 0Hi,
789063 wrote:
I got that error in toad. So now I am testing from command prompt. When you say "command prompt", do you mean SQL*Plus?
Sorry, I don't know much about Toad. If Toad is returning 0 rows, and the same query is returning 8 rows in SQL*Plus, then I suspect you are not connecting to the same database or the same user. ASre you sure you're running the exact same query in both front ends?
Here is the data set that I am testing for:
<pre>
id1 value
smple_val_1 0
smple_val_2 1
smple_val_3 1
smple_val_4 2
smple_other_1 3
smple_other_2 5
smple_other_3 8
smple_other_4 13
some_other_val1 1
some_other_val2 0
some_other_val3 3
some_other_val4 5
</pre>
I am trying to select only 'smple%' in the query, which should display in four columns like:
<pre>
id1 val1 id2 val2
smple_val_1 1 smple_other_1 3
smple_val_2 0 smple_other_2 5
smple_val_3 0 smple_other_3 8
smple_val_4 2 smple_other_4 13
</pre>Is that really the output you want? Why not
ID1 VAL1 ID2 VAL2
smple_val_1 0 smple_other_1 3
smple_val_2 1 smple_other_2 5
smple_val_3 1 smple_other_3 8
smple_val_4 2 smple_other_4 13with the 0's and 1's in the val1 column reversed?
Here is the ddl I used:
<pre>
CREATE TABLE table_x
( id VARCHAR2 (20) PRIMARY KEY
, value NUMBER
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_val_1', 0);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_val_2', 1);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_val_3', 1);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_val_4', 2);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_other_1', 3);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_other_2', 5);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_other_3', 8);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('smple_other_4', 13);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('some_other_val1', 1);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('some_other_val2', 0);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('some_other_val3', 3);
INSERT INTO table_x (id, value) VALUES ('some_other_val4', 5);
</pre>Thanks, that's good.
Where is the explanation of how you get the results you want from that data? There are a lot of different ways to get the same results from the same data, especially from a small set of sample data. I might provide a query that gets the right results for the wrong reasons, and when you run that query on a different set of data, it won't necessarily work. That's exactly what happened before. I guessed at what you wanted, but I guessed wrong. Guessing is not a very efficient or reliable way to solve problems. Don't make people guess: explain what you want.
In particular, explain how you can tell, buy looking at a row and column in the original table, to which row and which column of the output it corresponds. I'm pretty sure that the id column of the table always corresponds to either the id1 or idl2 column of the output, and that value always corresponds to either val1 or val2. From this latest set of sample data, it looks like all the rows in table_x that start with 'smple_val' will correspond to the id1 and val1 columns, and that all therows that start with 'smple_other_' will correspond to the id2 and val2 columns. It also looks like each row of the output represents a unique value of the last character of table_x.id.
If I guessed right this time, then what you want is:
SELECT MIN (CASE WHEN id LIKE 'smple\_val\_%' ESCAPE '\' THEN id END) AS id1
, MIN (CASE WHEN id LIKE 'smple\_val\_%' ESCAPE '\' THEN value END) AS val1
, MIN (CASE WHEN id LIKE 'smple\_other\_%' ESCAPE '\' THEN id END) AS id2
, MIN (CASE WHEN id LIKE 'smple\_other\_%' ESCAPE '\' THEN value END) AS val2
FROM table_x
GROUP BY SUBSTR (id, -1)
ORDER BY SUBSTR (id, -1)
;But this is only a guess. I can't guarrantee that this will work on your real data any better than my last guess did. You'll get better answers faster if you provide an explanation, so that poeple don't have to guess so much. -
How to insert parameter value into multiple columns and rows
Hi All,
I have one procedure insert_tab and I am passing
100~101~102:103~104~105:106~107~108 as a parameter to that procedure. I wanted to insert each numeric value into one column. The output of the table should contain
Table:
Col1 Col2 Col3
100 101 102
103 104 105
106 107 108
Awaiting for your reply..That's not more clear for me...
Anyway, if you really want a procedure for that, try :
SQL> create table tblstr (col1 number,col2 number,col3 number);
Table created.
SQL>
SQL> create or replace procedure insert_fct (p_string IN varchar2)
2 as
3 v_string varchar2(4000):=p_string||':';
4 v_substring varchar2(4000);
5
6 begin
7 while instr(v_string,':') > 0 loop
8 v_substring := substr(v_string,1,instr(v_string,':')-1)||'~';
9 insert into tblstr(col1,col2,col3)
10 values (substr(v_substring,1,instr(v_substring,'~',1,1)-1),
11 substr(v_substring,instr(v_substring,'~',1,1)+1,instr(v_substring,'~',1,2)-instr(v_substring,'~',1,1)-1),
12 substr(v_substring,instr(v_substring,'~',1,2)+1,instr(v_substring,'~',1,3)-instr(v_substring,'~',1,2)-1));
13 v_string:=substr(v_string,instr(v_string,':')+1);
14 end loop;
15 end;
16 /
Procedure created.
SQL>
SQL> show err
No errors.
SQL>
SQL> select * from tblstr;
no rows selected
SQL> exec insert_fct('100~101~102:103~104~105:106~107~108')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from tblstr;
COL1 COL2 COL3
100 101 102
103 104 105
106 107 108
SQL> exec insert_fct('109~~')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec insert_fct('~110~')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> exec insert_fct('~~111')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from tblstr;
COL1 COL2 COL3
100 101 102
103 104 105
106 107 108
109
110
111
6 rows selected.
SQL> Nicolas. -
To split a column into multiple columns
Hi,
I have column and i want to split it into three columns as shown below given inputs and required outputs. I have written this query to get P_1, and p_2 but dont know how to get p_3.
SELECT ADDRESS,SUBSTR(ADDRESS,1, INSTR(ADDRESS,' ')-1) P_1
,SUBSTR(ADDRESS, instr(address,' ',-1)+1) P_2
FROM TT
Input:
ADDRESS
1 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
2 NORTH CAROLINE STREET EAST
236 TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER CREEK
REQUIRED OUTPUT
P_1 P_2 P_3
1 AMERICAS AVENUE OF THE
2 EAST NORTH CAROLINE STREET
236 CREEK TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER
Thanks in advanceIf you're on 10g or 11g you can do something like this ...
SQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Tue Mar 4 21:18:07 2008
Connected to:
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
column p_1 format a3
column p_2 format a10
column p_3 format a30
with data as
select '1 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '2 NORTH CAROLINE STREET EAST' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '236 TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER CREEK' as ADDRESS from dual
select
regexp_replace( address, '^([^ ]+) (.+?) ([^ ]+)$', '\1' ) as p_1 ,
regexp_replace( address, '^([^ ]+) (.+?) ([^ ]+)$', '\3' ) as p_2 ,
regexp_replace( address, '^([^ ]+) (.+?) ([^ ]+)$', '\2' ) as p_3
from
data
P_1 P_2 P_3
1 AMERICAS AVENUE OF THE
2 EAST NORTH CAROLINE STREET
236 CREEK TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER
3 rows selected.
-- or try this shorter version --
with data as
select '1 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '2 NORTH CAROLINE STREET EAST' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '236 TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER CREEK' as ADDRESS from dual
select
regexp_replace( address, '^([^ ]+).*', '\1' ) as p_1 ,
regexp_replace( address, '.*?([^ ]+)$', '\1' ) as p_2 ,
regexp_replace( address, '^([^ ]+) (.+?) ([^ ]+)$', '\2' ) as p_3
from
data
P_1 P_2 P_3
1 AMERICAS AVENUE OF THE
2 EAST NORTH CAROLINE STREET
236 CREEK TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER
3 rows selected.See SQL Snippets: SQL Features Tutorials - Regular Expressions if you're unfamiliar with regular expressions.
If you can't / don't want to use regular expressions then you'll need to settle for a more boring approach like this one.
with data as
select '1 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '2 NORTH CAROLINE STREET EAST' as ADDRESS from dual union all
select '236 TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER CREEK' as ADDRESS from dual
select
substr( address, 1, instr( address, ' ' ) - 1 ) as p_1 ,
substr( address, instr( address, ' ', - 1 ) + 1 ) as p_2 ,
substr
( address,
instr( address, ' ', + 1 ) + 1,
instr( address, ' ', - 1 ) - instr( address, ' ' ) - 1
) as p_3
from
data
P_1 P_2 P_3
1 AMERICAS AVENUE OF THE
2 EAST NORTH CAROLINE STREET
236 CREEK TURPENTINE ROAD COOPER--
Joe Fuda
SQL Snippets -
Split 1 column into multiple columns
Hi
How can we acheive this in Sql:
Col 1
abc def ghi jkl
convert to:
Col 1
Col 2
Col 3
Col 4
abc
def
ghi
jkl
Royal ThomasThe best approach is to NOT split them out into individual columns... It violates the 1st normal form...
Under first normal form, all occurrences of a record[sic] type must contain the same number of fields[sic].
First normal form excludes variable repeating fields[sic] and groups.
The better approach is to split them into rows, in their own table, with a foreign key reference back to the table you are pulling them away from.
If you check my 1st post you'll see that I split the string with a function. That same a function can be used to populate the new table.
Something along these lines...
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#BadOldDesign') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #BadOldDesign;
CREATE TABLE #BadOldDesign (
ID INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
ListOfCodes VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL
INSERT #BadOldDesign (ListOfCodes) VALUES
('abc htr tbj yfd hjk mth'),
('bbb hyt tbj vyk hjk htd'),
('vvv nud'),
('yyy hyn tbj bdr '),
('htr htf tbj yfd hjk mko'),
('kio bhn tbj bjd hjk'),
('byd loj tbj yfd hjk cds');
SELECT * FROM #BadOldDesign bod
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#ShinyNewTable') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #ShinyNewTable;
SELECT
bod.ID,
sc8.ItemNumber,
sc8.Item
INTO #ShinyNewTable
FROM
#BadOldDesign bod
CROSS APPLY dbo.SplitCSVToTable8K(bod.ListOfCodes, ' ') sc8;
ALTER TABLE #ShinyNewTable ALTER COLUMN id INT NOT NULL;
GO
ALTER TABLE #ShinyNewTable ALTER COLUMN ItemNumber INT NOT NULL;
GO
ALTER TABLE #ShinyNewTable ADD CONSTRAINT pk_ShinyNewTable PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (ID, ItemNumber);
SELECT * FROM #ShinyNewTable snt
The dbo.SplitCSVToTable8K function that I'm using can be found here... http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Tally+Table/72993/
HTH,
Jason
Jason Long -
Printing into multiples columns on several pages
Hi,
I am looking for a way to print a list in TWO columns using SAPscript.
Here is the SAPScript :
/E POS_ITEMS
L
L &itemno1& &itemno2&
a list that looks like this :
apricot
banana
chick peas
dill pickle
egg
french fries
grapes
would be processed to look like this with lines per page = 4 :
apricot__________egg
banana_________ french fries
chick peas______grapes
dill pickle
and would be processed to look like this, with lines per page = 2 :
apricot_________chick peas
banana_________dill pickle
egg____________grapes
french fries
Thanks!Maybe not pretty, but it works.
It's an example with four columns.
nb_col = 4.
nb_rangees = 6.
DESCRIBE TABLE it_table LINES nb_lignes.
nb_tableaux = ( nb_lignes DIV ( nb_rangees * nb_col ) ) + 1.
IF nb_lignes < nb_rangees.
nb_rangees = nb_lignes.
ENDIF.
pos = 1.
DO nb_tableaux TIMES.
DO nb_rangees TIMES.
1re colonne
index_col = pos.
PERFORM lire_valeur USING index_col CHANGING chaine.
WRITE:/ chaine.
2e colonne
index_col = pos + ( nb_rangees ).
PERFORM lire_valeur USING index_col CHANGING chaine.
WRITE: chaine.
3e colonne
index_col = pos + ( 2 * nb_rangees ).
PERFORM lire_valeur USING index_col CHANGING chaine.
WRITE: chaine.
4e colonne
index_col = pos + ( 3 * nb_rangees ).
PERFORM lire_valeur USING index_col CHANGING chaine.
WRITE: chaine.
pos = pos + 1.
ENDDO.
pos = pos + ( ( nb_col - 1 ) * nb_rangees ).
ENDDO.
WRITE:/ 'FIN'.
FORM lire_valeur *
FORM lire_valeur USING p_index
CHANGING p_valeur.
CLEAR p_valeur.
IF p_index <= nb_lignes.
READ TABLE it_table INDEX p_index.
p_valeur = it_table-nom.
ENDIF. -
How to transpose rows into multiple columns using pivot table
I have 1 row containing 12 columns with value "JAN", "FEB", "MAR", "J-1","F-1","M-1","J-2","F-2","M-2","J-3","F-3","M-3"
I want to display as
JAN J-1 F-1 M-1
FEB J-2 F-2 M-2
MAR J-3 F-3 M-3
How do I achieve the above?Today you have only 3 months JAN, FEB, MAR. Is it always the same number of columns. What if there are more months added to this row?
Is your data really coming from relational source or some sort of text file?
There is a better way to do this in narrative view using HTML if your requirement is just to show them in multiple rows and do some calculations.
Go to Narrative View;
In prefix, use <html> <table>
In 'Narrative' text box add something like this
<tr> <td> @1 </td> <td> @4 </td> <td> @7 </td> </tr>
<tr> <td> @2 </td> <td> @5 </td> <td> @8 </td> </tr>
<tr> <td> @3 </td> <td> @6 </td> <td> @9 </td> </tr>
In Suffix, use </table> </html>
You can also add simple calculations like sum etc at the very bottom of these rows as grand totals.
kris
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