Text type to PLD report ??

Anyone know how to bring the information from the row text detail from the form to the PLD report? Cannot find the help anywhere.
For example,
I open the new Sale order and create as the following..
Item1
Item2
Text
Item3
Text
Item4
When I print, it has shown
Item1
Item2
(blank)
Item3
(blank)
Item4
I don't know why it did not show up and it's blank.. plz let me know if you have any idea to help.
Edited by: MickeySAPB1 on Aug 12, 2011 5:13 PM

Hi,
You must add a DB type field in your PLD to retrieve the Text row.
Just follow these steps:
1. Add DB field into repetitive area of PLD
2. Select the new field
3. In the Field Properties form, select the Content tab
4. Source Type: Database (should already be selected)
5. Table: AR Invoices - Rows
6. Column: Text - Text
Save PLD and try it.
Regards,
Vítor

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