The collapse statement hides the detail records associated with the currently active summary record.
Parameters
No parameters.
Description
This statement collapses any detail records associated with the current summary record. The records become temporarily invisible, but they are not removed from the database. They can be revealed later using the expand or expandall statements, or the outlinelevel statement.
This example totals a numeric field called Expenses and writes the answer to a summary record created by the total statement, then goes to that summary record, and collapses the database to see just that summary record.
field Expenses
total
lastrecord
collapse
This example groups a database by the GLCategory field, totals the Balance field and then checks record by record, collapsing the records when it finds a level 1 summary record only.
field GLCategory
groupup
field Balance
total
firstrecord
loop
if info("summary") =1
collapse
endif
downrecord
until info("stopped")
Note: The previous example could be simplified and made to run faster by using the outlinelevel statement.
field GLCategory
groupup
field Balance
total
outlinelevel 1
This example uses the collapse, expand, and expandall statements in a procedure to calculate percentages of Balance values for each data record associated with a specific summary 1 record for that group.
local BalTotal
field GLCategory
groupup
field Balance
total
outlinelevel 1
firstrecord
field Percentage
loop
if info("summary") =1
BalTotal = Balance
expand
formulafill (Balance/BalTotal)*100
collapse
endif
downrecord
until info("eof") or info("summary") >1
lastrecord
fill Percentage
fill "100"
Percentage = zeroblank(0)
expandall
See Also
History
Version | Status | Notes |
10.0 | No Change | Carried over from Panorama 6.0. |