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Administrator's Plus Report Cards Manual - Rediker Software, Inc.

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<strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Report</strong> Writer<br />

Standard Codes for <strong>Report</strong>s in <strong>Report</strong> Card <strong>Report</strong> Writer<br />

Special Course Line Code:<br />

Code<br />

~!CLYRCRXY:N<br />

UM~<br />

Description<br />

This code builds a line for labels or transcripts without you having to<br />

build it one column at a time. While sacrificing some flexibility, it is easy<br />

to use. If you need more flexibility, you may use other codes to build<br />

your course lines.<br />

Course lines may be built with the final grade on the right or left or in a<br />

special semester format which prints only those columns worth credit<br />

followed by the number of credits earned in those columns. Replace<br />

the variable X with an L, R or S to indicate respectively “final grade on<br />

RIGHT”, “final grade on LEFT” or “SEMESTER”. Because they have<br />

more room with fewer columns being printed, semester lines use the 5<br />

character name for column headings and 6 spaces for column<br />

averages, while LEFT and RIGHT labels use the 3 character name for<br />

column headings and 3 spaces for averages.<br />

Y indicates the type of line to construct: Replace the variable Y with an<br />

“H” to build the header. Headers contain the names of the columns.<br />

Use a “U” to underline the header on a permanent label. The length of<br />

the line will be the length of the last header printed. Use a “V” to<br />

underline the header on a transcript. The length of the line will be the<br />

length of the last header printed plus 10 to account for underlining<br />

“GR:YEAR” which prints above the column containing the year and<br />

grade level of the courses that were taken. Use a “B” to build the<br />

BODY. If CR is 99 and in a course loop, the body will be repeated for<br />

each course. Use an “A” to build a line containing column averages.<br />

NUM indicates the length of the line. If doing a HEADER or AVERAGE,<br />

the CR is irrelevant. Put anything as the CR. It is there for consistency.<br />

If you are forcing all 16 courses to print with ~CRSSTART2~, this code<br />

prints the averages directly below the last course printed when the<br />

specification is set to print averages (This occurs so that the averages<br />

will not be printed at the bottom of the 16 course loop but after the last<br />

course.)<br />

~!CLYR99RX~<br />

~!CLYR99RY~<br />

- is similar to the ~!CLYR99RH~ described above, but it prints the<br />

header with a “1.1” column after the final grade column. This code is<br />

meant to be used in conjunction with the two codes listed below:<br />

- is similar to the ~!CLYR99RB~ code, but it prints the grade adjusted<br />

by the GPA factor in a column after the final grade column.<br />

<strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> 7-71

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