Источник:
http://palleagermark.blogspot.com/20...ed-report.html
==============
In AX you can order selected reports asking the system to print the ranges of your query.
To try this, go to Accounts Receivable / Reports / Base data / Customer.
- Click Select
- Click Print Options
- Check the “Print ranges” check box.
The report header ends up looking something like this example:
Technically this is a fine solution, but it’s not very sexy. So how do you go about changing this section? Take a look at the method \Classes\SysReportRun\buildPrintRanges. This is where AX on the fly builds a new report section with the needed fields and it executes the section to print the requested information.
For a regular no-nonse report like the Customer report, this feature is called from the report template behind the report: \Reports\Report Templates\InternalList\PageHeader:PgHdr_1\Methods\executeSection:
public void executeSection()
{;
SysReportRun::executePrintRangeSection(element);
super();
}If you switch the two lines in this method, you will get the ranges printed under the regular page header, which I think is a bit nicer:
You can add the same lines to your own reports that may not use this template, as long as it is called from the page header section.
With a few lines of additional code in \Classes\SysReportRun\buildPrintRanges you can create cool effects (well, semi-cool):
This will produce a result like this (assuming you have also changed the order of the lines in \Reports\Report Templates\InternalList\PageHeader:PgHdr_1\Methods\executeSection as described above):
Источник:
http://palleagermark.blogspot.com/20...ed-report.html