[Manifold-l] multi-page reports

[jburn_gis at cogeco.ca]

Certainly;-)
What I would suggest is that you create multiple layouts, and then just adjust them for each of your pivots.  This may
take a bit of time at first, but you should only have to do it once.  Then you would have (if I understand correctly)
one map, with 20 attached layouts.  You would have to print out each layout individually though.

An alternative would to be to go to the other extreme and not use attached layouts, but a single X x Y layout and then
add you map onto it 20 times, and then as above, set them all individually etc.  Again - it would take some time to set
up, but you only have to do it once.

Cheers.

>
> List,
>
> Your posts have helped me a great deal over the years.  But there is till a
> simple thing I cannot figure out how to do.   I farm roughly 20 pivots of
> corn and soybeans. These are scattered throughout the county.  I have been
> mapping yields, varieties,  soil nutrients,  applications and production or
> yield and boundaries using aerial photography.  Isn't there a simple way to
> set up a report template that I can print a different view on each page of a
> multi-page report.  I have views and queries set up to create tables for
> each section.  But to print them I have to manually change the view in the
> report template.   Multipage reports either repeat the same view or give me
> a continuous printout of the entire county.  Thanks in advance
>
> Lyle
>
> Lyle VonSpreckelsen
> 31291 Road M
> Clay Center, NE 68933
>
> lylev at datacc.net
>
> www.caringbridge.org/ne/steven
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