Hello Monks! I use this simple Script to generate reports: 
use strict;
use warnings;

use PostScript::Convert;
use PostScript::Report ();

# Describe the report:
my $desc = {
  report_header => [ HBox => { border => 0 },
    [ VBox => { width => 100 },
      { value => \'Foo Bar Recycling' },
      { value => \'123 Any Street' },
      { value => \'Your Town, USA' },
    ],
  ], # end report_header

  stripe => [ 0.85, '#FF0' ],   # Grey & yellow

  columns => {
    data => 
        [
            #                 Header is centered    Column is right ju
+stified
            [ 'Number' =>  40, { align => 'center'}, { align => 'right
+'} ],
            [ 'Letter' =>  40 ],
            [ 'Text'   => 320 ],
            #                  Both header and column are right justif
+ied
            [ 'Right'  =>  60, { align => 'right'}, { align => 'right'
+} ],
        ],
  }, # end columns
};

# Generate sample data for the report:
my $letter = 'A';

my @rows = map { my $r=[ $_, $letter, "$_ $letter", "Right $_" ];
                 ++$letter;
                 $r } 1 .. 76;

# Build the report and run it:
my $rpt = PostScript::Report->build($desc);

psconvert($rpt->run(\@rows), 'pdf_image.pdf');

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In the output pdf is one header with columns. Now i need to generate a report with two or more header+column combinations in one report. Is there a way to get this with PostScript-Report??

In reply to PostScript-Report - Sections by kean

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