Hi Sir, this is a very helpful video about r2rtf. I understood this and tried to generate the rtf, it worked. thanks a lot for taking time to share your knowledge. The only thing i noticed in the video is that for the rtf_colheader() for bottom border, in the video within the code it is not used, in the second rtf_colheader() i suppose we need to use the border_bottom('single',3).
Thank you. How can we insert space between group of records while creating rtf file? And also I'm not getting footnote for every page, for last page only it is populating. Is there any option to get a footnote for every page?
Really very useful video sir...keep doing such videos...
Thank you, I will
Thank you sir for this wonderful content!
My pleasure!
Hi Sir, this is a very helpful video about r2rtf. I understood this and tried to generate the rtf, it worked. thanks a lot for taking time to share your knowledge. The only thing i noticed in the video is that for the rtf_colheader() for bottom border, in the video within the code it is not used, in the second rtf_colheader() i suppose we need to use the border_bottom('single',3).
Thanks for your feedback. I will surely look into the details of the border related options suggested by you.
Thank you.
How can we insert space between group of records while creating rtf file?
And also I'm not getting footnote for every page, for last page only it is populating. Is there any option to get a footnote for every page?
Hi Sir, i have a doubt, how to create a row gap if there are multiple sections in the report.
As of now there is no option in r2rtf as it is in PROC REPORT's COMPUTE block.
Thanks for the video. HOw can we read the rtf file and extract tables out of it?
This cannot be done in so straight forward way.