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Here is another question of ancient programming languages, if anybody knows how to print a calculated value only in the last page with Delphi 7 and QuickReport?
I was googling about two hours and I can’t find any information on how to use this kinda reports.
Click on the
QuickReportand then expand theBandsproperty in theObject Inspector. Set theHasSummaryband to True. You can use aTQRExprcomponent on the summary band and utilize whatever it supports for functionality to calculate your value, or use a regularTQRLabelorTQRDBTextcomponent and display the value you calculate manually in it’sOnPrintevent – just set the ‘Value’ parameter to what you want to display on the report.And as @A.Bouchez said, it’s not ancient technology. Delphi is still very much alive and going strong – see the info on the newly released XE version at the URL provided. If you think it’s ancient, you should bring your own knowledge up to date. 🙂