Printing Multiple/Separate Template Outputs on one piece of paper

[nick_valeriano]

Is it possible to merge multiple WWI template outputs into one document? This would be in a similar way as a multiple label output, but for each "label" or "template output" would be for a different material/spec combination. Through WWI there doesn't seem to be a way to do this to help limit the number of pages, but perhaps with Report Shipping bundles?

The template itself would be for a TREMCARD that has limited data, so would want a TREMCARD for each Material on the Bill of Lading, which in theory could be up to 10 or more. We would hope to fit maybe 3-4 TREMCARD outputs onto one piece of paper to help limit the paper provided to the drivers.

[christoph_bergemann]

Hello

there is not really an option to go for... the reason is: any wwi document need a "leading" spec (as we are talking about normally released documents).

The reports are all managed by spec id; gen var and language.

As many materials (e.g. as part of a sales order) will yield to many specs.. there is no chance to have one "big" document.

E.g. if you take a look on SDS distribution process: we have the assigned cover sheet. In the cover sheet you can use WWI symbols referring to the many materials of a sales order (or delivery); but this is not the same what you are looking for

But: what does now "bundling" means...

In context of SDS shipment bundling has this meaning:

a:) for a number of materials you will find a number of specs having the "same" genvar/language combination

b.) now you can print all the documents in "one run" on one printer. So from business perspective to a certian extent you get what you would like to get.

But this approach can not be compared to "label stuff" you are referring to. This is simply not "one" document which is printed but many (which are "linked" to each other by e.g. the sales order).

Tremcards: here we have as well a SAP SD integration to SAP EHS; so you can think of this "bundling" approach,

There is only some "but". this is the "bundling" conditions.

E.g. you can have a sales order (or delivery or..) with X materials. By material you have a different "planned delivery" date. In such case: it is possible (but does not make sense)to print all the documents in one "run" but.... alle thereports must be released, they must be all valid in time on "delivery dafe".. This is not probable.

Normally. You use either "delivery" or "transport" and maintain "conditions". In delivery (or trabsport) normally you have collected the materialsl to be delivered at the same date, Here a "bundling" makes sense. But the printing just prints x different documents

C.B.

E.g. check this (or similar pages):https://testhelpportal.com/viewer/47b7039ad8c44808aafbedb12029db94/6.06.19/en-US/d326bf53d25ab64ce10000000a174cb4.html