For years we have done variance reports in Timberline/Sage where we "Fit to: 1 Page wide" and use 11 x 17 paper in landscape mode.
Since our upgrade from Pervasive to Sage SQL 17.13 (and subsequently v18.12), we've noticed that any NEW estimates that are part of a variance report cause the text to be very small. It doesn't scale well and seems to use a fixed width column rather than using the space based on the data present in the cell.
If I do a variance report of anything created before Sage SQL 17.13 (created in pervasive then migrated), the text is readable and columns are appropriately sized.
Scenarios:
1. Variance report between estimate created in pervasive (migrated to SQL) and estimate created in pervasive (migrated to SQL) - No issue. Column sizing is dynamic and correct -very readable.
2. Variance report between estimate created in pervasive (migrated to SQL) and estimate created in SQL - No issue. Column sizing is dynamic and correct -very readable.
3. Variance report between estimate created in pervasive (migrated to SQL) and estimate created in SQL - Issue. Column sizing is static and text becomes excessively small - very unreadable.
Does anyone have a workaround or a fix for this? What is driving the behavior? Fixed width data in new estimates (like padded strings) in SQL or ...?
Thank you.