How to insert text in body row ?

[Former Member]

Hello,

I am designing a form which will display the Purchase Order with information such as : Material, Quantity . In the form we will display the items as the table. But the client requires some more informations for each items such as : PO items texts, Delivery date...etc . Could you please show me how to add the informations for each items ?

Material Description Quanity

A0001................Test Material 10

Delivery date : 01.08.2010

Item text : This is the test text for Items 10

.........................................................................................

Thanks in advance.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

1)If all the data,u need to display in 2 or 3 rows, exist in same internal table

Create 2 or 3 (how many u want)body rows for the table.

Wrap all body rows into subform set.

Check repeat for each line item for subform set instead of giving that option for individual body row.

2)If data is available in different internal tables

At context level create relationship among internal tables.

For example:

if 1st internal table have material and description and second table have material and deliverydate,

Create a loop for the first internal table and give relation as material.

Similary for all other internal tables.

Create 2 or 3 (how many u want)body rows for the table.

Now bind the corresponding details to the text elements in the table .

Wrap all body rows into subform set.

Check repeat for each line item for subform set instead of giving that option for individual body row.

Regards,

Swathi

Edited by: swathi kambham on Jul 7, 2010 10:04 AM

[OttoGold]

Hello, you have your data prepared in the table "format" in your backend, is that right?

So you can just drag (from data view) the root node of the table and drop it onto the paper. That will create the whole design for you automatically and maintain the binding for you (how are the fields filled with data from backend).

When you understand how this "fundamental" thing works, you can try to change the generated table or recreate it using suforms, what will give you some more flexibility.

Otto

[vaibhav_tiwari]

Hi JoeHan,

Just put all the fields required in the in the table in one subform instead of body row of table. Now bind the subform to tablename.Data[*] and for all the fields in subform do the binding similar to the table.

Regards,

Vaibhav