Add a title to your report

18-10 Oracle Reports Users Guide to Building Reports Figure 18–11 Paper Design View of Report with Title 10. Save your report as graphics_your_initials.rdf.

18.4 Summary

Congratulations You have successfully created a paper report and modified the text color and fill colors, as well as added graphics. You now know how to: ■ use the Report Wizard to create a simple report definition. ■ modify the layout of the objects in your report. ■ add a border to the report. ■ add bullets to each record. ■ add a horizontal separator between each record. ■ add a title to your report using fill colors and layout features. For more information on any of the wizards, views, or properties used in this example, refer to the Oracle Reports online Help, which is available in Reports Builder or hosted on the Oracle Technology Network OTN, as described in Section 4.1.1, Using the Oracle Reports online Help . Building a Report that Renumbers Pages by Repeating Frame 19-1 19 Building a Report that Renumbers Pages by Repeating Frame In this chapter, you will learn about reports that resets page numbers based on data shown. By following the steps in this chapter, you can generate the report output shown in Figure 19–1 . Figure 19–1 Pages renumbered by repeating frame report output This example numbers pages using the format Page X of Y. The first number X corresponds to the current page for each parent record that is, each sales representative. This page number is reset to 1 for each sales representative, thus tracking the statistics of each representative separately. The second number Y is the total pages required to display the customer information for each sales representative. This field is also reset with each new parent record. Important Note : The steps in this chapter explain how to produce the Page X of Y Pages for the paper layout and have no effect on the Web source, because the Web source does not have pagination. Concepts ■ The Page Numbering dialog box enables you to specify that the page number either reset at a particular repeating frame or increment over the entire report.