on 07-29-2010 10:38 PM
Hi all,
I have a smartform where I am trying to line up some fields into columns.
I have a text node with 6 fields in it.
I can move them around to just fine but i have one field that when it is only 2 char's long it lines up right next to the field in front of it, but when it's 3 char's long it lines up to the far right pushing my last field to the next line.
this is how the fields are set up
__________field1(z)___field2(40)__________field3(20)___ problemfield4__________field5(i)___field6(i)
which prints fine when the problem field is EA
when the field is MON it prints like so
__________field1(z)___field2(40)__________field3(20)__________problemfield4__________field5(i)
field6(i)
i don't know if there is an format i should try on the problemfield or if theres some other direction i should start at
thanks in advance
Edited by: Israel Edmiston on Jul 29, 2010 11:44 PM
if you are in a table it would be nice to create a line type and place your fields... if you are not in the table you can try using a template and fix the widths
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They are in a table I wasn't sure if i could set them as a different table line since all the other lines are divided into multiple cells and the 6 fields are all in the same node. Changing it today should know something by tomorrow i'll let you know if it works i tried putting all the fields into there own node and changing the line type in the first node then changing the new paragraph setting to Append directly and then in the output tab unchecking the new line and new cell then skipping cells +1 for each different field. That didn't work I'm not sure why any ideas? (I'm just curious)
Hi..
While you try to place the fields in proper order remove the skip 1 cell input you have given.
Just check the NEW LINE if you want to start printing from a new line or else leave it unchecked and check NEW CELL which will help in moving the text to the adjoining column of the line type.
The line type is available there in the drop-down.
Regards,
Karthik
may be you could try condesing the 6 fields and use them
as an example
&field1(c)& &field2(C)&.....
Try it this way maybe it helps
Else width may be required to be increased
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