Introduction

The transport planning report provides details regarding element marks, dimensions, weight, area, and the corresponding stack number and truck assignment for each element.

Report Setup

General report setup. All the fields have to be filled as it prints a sum row at the end of each page.

Figure 1: General report layout

Page max X and Page max Y define the maximum dimensions of the report page. 

The X-axis corresponds to columns labeled A, B, C, etc., while the Y-axis represents rows numbered 1, 2, 3, etc.

Continuous Header Row specifies the starting row for both the header and footer. In this configuration, it begins at row 9.

Continuous Start Row, set to row 11, marks the beginning of the main content. 

Continuous End Row, set to row 30, indicates where the main content concludes.

If the final field is completed, a summary will be generated at the end of each page.

Header setup: 

Here is how the header is set up for this report.

As you can see we have different X and Y values for each field. This is done so the program knows where to put the specific information into the report.

As mention above, the continuous header starts at row 9 to row 10 in the Y direction.

Here are the fields that can be added to the Header and Footer:

Selection setup:
The standard setup for the selections.

Continuous setup:

The Continuous setup is where you set up all the information, in this case, about the Transport Planning.

As you can see, here you define only one row because this row will be the basis for this report, from row 11 to 30 as shown further up. 

The fields you can add to this section are listed below

Print report

From Transport Planning
This report can be printed from the Project Manager as shown here and also from the Resource Manager.

You right-click on a transport and select print "Transport Planning..."

Example

Download

You can download the report template here