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Discussion | Обсуждение / Multiple Databands side by side
« on: January 16, 2022, 01:48:56 AM »
First of all compliments for the good design !
This is the most stable, well ordered and clear concept report tool for Qt. Also from the aspect of usability and efficiency, well done.
If we use it at the end we will donate you for sure.
We have a special problem of sorting data in the report.
We have done this in the past with MS ACCESS and this tool had subreports. This was a nice idea, on the other hand we sometimes got mad.
The idea we have with limereport would be to have several databands with different datasources side by side as columns also of different length.
This way we could print from different tables in the database values with different row counts side by side.
The data - measurement values - are shown in a nice collumn overview side by side.
It would be possible to achieve this also with qt model and sort the data into this model before calling the report.
On the other hand by placing databands with different datasets side by side would avoid additional programming.
Simply making the width (in the moment fixed in the designer) of the databands smaller than the page width and get this way several columns will not lead to the result we want, I presume. Or am I wrong?
What do you think?
This is the most stable, well ordered and clear concept report tool for Qt. Also from the aspect of usability and efficiency, well done.
If we use it at the end we will donate you for sure.
We have a special problem of sorting data in the report.
We have done this in the past with MS ACCESS and this tool had subreports. This was a nice idea, on the other hand we sometimes got mad.
The idea we have with limereport would be to have several databands with different datasources side by side as columns also of different length.
This way we could print from different tables in the database values with different row counts side by side.
The data - measurement values - are shown in a nice collumn overview side by side.
It would be possible to achieve this also with qt model and sort the data into this model before calling the report.
On the other hand by placing databands with different datasets side by side would avoid additional programming.
Simply making the width (in the moment fixed in the designer) of the databands smaller than the page width and get this way several columns will not lead to the result we want, I presume. Or am I wrong?
What do you think?