Acumatica:Tabular Report generates unexpected lines when calling as sub report
Using Acumatica report designer, I've designed a tabular report to fetch one field from SOShiplinesplit.The report's main parameters are RefNbr and ShipLineNbr. If run the tabular report individually, for 1 doc's 1 shipline,its result looks like below:
Tabular Report results when running individually
However, if I add this tabular as a subreport like below,
Add Tabular report as a subreport at ShiplineNbr group level
I met with confusing results if I run the master report to call tabular report
Run within master report
Could anyone give me a hand to get out of this trouble?
report acumatica tabular
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Using Acumatica report designer, I've designed a tabular report to fetch one field from SOShiplinesplit.The report's main parameters are RefNbr and ShipLineNbr. If run the tabular report individually, for 1 doc's 1 shipline,its result looks like below:
Tabular Report results when running individually
However, if I add this tabular as a subreport like below,
Add Tabular report as a subreport at ShiplineNbr group level
I met with confusing results if I run the master report to call tabular report
Run within master report
Could anyone give me a hand to get out of this trouble?
report acumatica tabular
This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10
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Using Acumatica report designer, I've designed a tabular report to fetch one field from SOShiplinesplit.The report's main parameters are RefNbr and ShipLineNbr. If run the tabular report individually, for 1 doc's 1 shipline,its result looks like below:
Tabular Report results when running individually
However, if I add this tabular as a subreport like below,
Add Tabular report as a subreport at ShiplineNbr group level
I met with confusing results if I run the master report to call tabular report
Run within master report
Could anyone give me a hand to get out of this trouble?
report acumatica tabular
Using Acumatica report designer, I've designed a tabular report to fetch one field from SOShiplinesplit.The report's main parameters are RefNbr and ShipLineNbr. If run the tabular report individually, for 1 doc's 1 shipline,its result looks like below:
Tabular Report results when running individually
However, if I add this tabular as a subreport like below,
Add Tabular report as a subreport at ShiplineNbr group level
I met with confusing results if I run the master report to call tabular report
Run within master report
Could anyone give me a hand to get out of this trouble?
report acumatica tabular
report acumatica tabular
edited Nov 10 at 14:16
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This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10
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This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10
This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10
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This answer mentions using the TabularFreeze property to solve that issue: stackoverflow.com/questions/26551488/…
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 12 at 15:13
Hello, I looked and studied this post carefully before I posted my own question. It looks like something is wrong with the calling mechnism. In tabular report, if I set the layout [SOShipLineSplit.SplitLineNbr] "The red line" [SOShipLineSplit.Qty] in top group header, when passed parameter shiplineNbr=9 to it, it just executed 1 time with only the first SplitLineNbr displayed. If run within the master report, all the shipsplitLineNbr under shiplineNbr be displayed. Did I explain clearly? If not, could you reach me at michael.wang@orderock.com, or give me one possible way to send you my rpx
– Michael Wang
Nov 13 at 7:03
You can open the rpx with a text editor and copy the content in your questions.
– HB_ACUMATICA
Nov 14 at 17:01
Unfortunatly, even if I have cut the rpx to minmum, it still over the charaters limitations. So would you mind fetching my rpx at drive.google.com/drive/folders/…
– Michael Wang
Nov 15 at 6:10