Cross Page Code Samples

The following code sample creates a cross page with two summaries.

  cross-page { 
    title "Cross Page 1" 
    cplan "/cplans/basic_101.cplan" 
    
    dimension "Corporate Brand" 
    cross-dimension "Resp Team" 
    
    text column = "Cost" { 
      value-format "$#,###.00" 
    } 
    text column = "Cases" { 
      value-format "#,###.00" 
    } 
  }

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Here is a code sample for a cross page that uses one summary column.

  cross-page { 
    title "Product Cases by Premise" 
    cplan "/cplans/basic_101.cplan" 
    
    dimension "Product Name" 
    cross-dimension "Premise" 
    
    no-summary-column 
    text column = "Cases" { 
      value-format "#,###.00" 
    } 
  }

TIP: The no-summary-column tag hides the summary name. You can include the column name in the page title for clarity.

Here is the result of the code in DiveTab.

NOTE: Notice that the names of the summary columns are not displayed.

Here is another code sample for a cross page that uses QuickViews, as well as specified column headings for the Cost and Net Sales summaries using the text tag.

  cross-page { 
    title "Cross Page 2" 
    cplan "/cplans/basic_101.cplan" 
    
    quickview-set { 
      cplan "/cplans/basic_101.cplan" 
      dimension-quickview "Premise" 
      dimension-quickview "Resp Team" 
    } 
    dimension "Premise" 
    cross-dimension "Resp Team" 
    
    text column = "Cases" { 
      value-format "#,###.00" 
    } 
    text "Cost in Dollars" column = "Cost" { 
      value-format "$#,###.00" 
    } 
    text "Net Sales in Dollars" column = "Net Sales" { 
      value-format "$#,###.00" 
    } 
  }

TIP: You can use a dimension-quickview that is not included as a dimension or a cross dimension. In this cross page example, the Dimension QuickViews Premise and Resp Team serve as filters, initially displaying all values.

This is the result of the code in DiveTab.