AFAIK, no real limit to HTML Label.
I would add the <table></table> to the label before and after.
And have the sql append the appropriate <tr><td></td></tr> to the datarows.
select '<tr><td>',field1, '</td><td>', field2, '</td></tr>'
from table
If you anticipate any null or blank values you might need to add & n b s p ;
before or after the datafields to have blanksspaces in empty fields so
alignment stays ok.
Of course you could also add alignment instructions to your <td> as usual.
Have fun!
Walter
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm creating a report in CCS 2.3.
>
> A grid will contain a parent record, in the row below the main row I will
> insert a label with Content Type set to HTML.
>
> This label will call code to obtain its value - the value will be HTML
> tags and
> values to build a table inside the <TR><TD> tag of the row that label is
> sitting
> in. The table will contain as many rows are there are child records.
>
>
My question is: what is the limit of using a Label object in CCS
> to
> contain HTML content?
>
> If anyone can suggest a better approach - i'll take a crack at that too.
>
> Thanks,
> Kevin
>
>
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