TableView Display in BSP

[Former Member]

Hi GUYs,

Iam abel to display TableView as follows.

SHNO STNO Bdate BFreight NFreight

6018 1000 1001 1002 5.4.05 10000 2000

6019 1000 1001 1002 5.5.05 10000 2000

6020 1000 1001 5.4.05 10000 2000

note stno vaules are multiple in a row like 1000 1001 1002 its displaying..

But I need to display o/p like below

SHNO STNO Bdate BFreight NFreight

6018 1000 5.4.05 10000 2000

1001

1002

6019 1000 5.5.05 10000 2000

1001

1002

6020 1000 5.4.05 10000 2000

1001

Note stno vaules are displays in row by row like

stno.

1000

1001

1002

(or else say like wordwrap in xls. )

can u pls sugest How to do this, expecting quick reply.

if possible send code....

Sri

[former_member181879]

<i>can u pls sugest How to do this, expecting quick reply.

if possible send code....</i>

It is remarks like these that really show the misuse of good faith. Even checked the other 10 posts. Very much the same style, with not even the common courtesy to return and awards points. That is just not the way life works.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Not sure I am following you question correctly but what about using the tableview iterator?

Cheers!

Rich

[RenaldWittwer]

Hi,

have a look in the bsp-application "sbspext_table". Click on the Link "Fixed Columns" on the left side.

I think this BSP application shows you what you are searching for.

Hope that helps

Best regards

Renald

[Former Member]

I guess the easiest way would be to modify your table before display; creating recurring entries for the STNO fields:

SHNO STNO Bdate BFreight NFreight

6018 1000 5.4.05 10000 2000

6018 1001 5.4.05 10000 2000

6018 1002 5.4.05 10000 2000

6019 1000 5.5.05 10000 2000

...and so on. You could even tamper more with the output format, blanking out duplicate entries to render the result more readable.

Otherwise, I presume a BEE could be put to good use here, if you decide, say, to render the STNO field as a listBox. I guess this would require that you don't have too many values.

trond