Workspace - repeat the names of columns in all pages.

Hello

I have a report in FR. When I open the report in PDF format in the workspace how can I repeat the headers of columns (column names) in all pages.

The column names are on a line of text.

Thanks in advance

Anuradha

Anuradha salvation,
Do you not have dimension of alternatives that you can use for the topic customized (using functions). So that you do not need to use a line of text.
As if you have 3 dimension (A, B and C) in a column and D online.
Then put them like this...
-------------------------A
-------------------------B
-------------------------C
D-----------------------#

Hide the lines containing side A and b. use the custom section using the function in the cell "C".

This way your topics appear in each page.

Kind regards
Rahul

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