PLD Balance Sheet - landscape with more than four columns possible?
I'm assuming this can't be done based on the zero responses... but perhaps someone new will know...
I have cleaned up the Periodic Balance Sheet by removing % differences and such, and am left with the account name and four columns (five columns total). This works great for quarterly reviews... But I want to be able to see the entire year on one landscape page if I were to choose a monthly report. Those columns do not magically add to the same page; rather, they appear on separate pages (so for a monthly balance report, you would see three pages).
How in the world can I make this work to not create new pages when there's plenty of white space left?
Thank you in advance for either the 'this is not possible' or 'do this' type responses.
Russell Clayton
Edited by: Russell Clayton on Dec 15, 2009 12:06 AM
Hi Russell,
I don't think it's possible. There are some print layouts in the system which are a bit dodgy: have a look at the actual fields displaying the data: these are all simple text type fields but still they are the ones containing the data... These kind of layouts are made by SAP in a way we can't edit, if you try to for instance copy those text fields they will not display the same info anymore, just the original ones, or once you deleted them you can't reproduce them to work again.
So unfortunately this is something SAP made working this way and we can't change it. You can try maybe to recreate the same report in Crystal?
Regards,
Nat
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