Dear Erik Pfingsten
Please post the solution you found. This will be very helpful for me and
many others.
Thanks in advance.
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> 3) use
Erik Pfingsten wrote:
3) use WriteSelectedRows to write N columns out to page one and the
remaining columns out to page two (as in figure 6.10 in the book)
Note that writeSelectedRows returns a Y position, you could write one
row at a time and decide if a new page is needed after every row (based
in 1 or 2 above).
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Erik Pfingsten wrote:
> I wo
Erik Pfingsten wrote:
> I would like to simulate something like SQL Reporting services
> where they will get repeating headers on each page, as well as having
> long rows break across pages (ie when they select 50 fields and the data
> is say 500 rows of data, the first 10 fields/first 30 rows s
Problem:
I need to build PDF's for a dynamic reporting environment (using
iTextSharp in ASP.Net/C# 3.0 environment). In general the end-user will be
able to choose however many fields they would like to show up. I would like to
simulate something like SQL Reporting services where t
