Printing a report now prints the whole report

Printing a report used to give you one page with the rows cut off partway down and the last columns missing. That's fixed — for every report.

What you get now

Hit Print on any report and you get the whole thing:

• Every row, across as many pages as it takes, with the column headers repeated at the top of each page.
• Every column, sized to fit the paper instead of the screen.
• The report's name and date range at the top, so a printout handed to someone else says what it is and what period it covers.
• The totals from the top of the report, carried onto the page.

The navigation, filters and buttons are left off — the printout is the report, not the screen around it.

Also fixed

Draft Reports buttons now show the cursor you'd expect: a clickable one on an available Generate, and the unavailable cursor on a report that isn't ready yet.

A tip for wide reports

Reports with many columns print better in landscape. We deliberately don't force it, because your browser's print dialog is the right place to make that call — along with paper size and margins.