I have this unformatted table link that has 3 rows and 2 columns. The second column has a barcode generated from the information in the first column
When changing the table model, removing some columns: PDF generation happens like this: link overwriting only the information that changed and keeping "dirt" from the previous generation.
Anyone knows what's going on?
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i have primefaces datatable component with Paginator and ColumnToggler.
Everything works fine until toggle-off some columns and change page. Then columns which should be hidden are not mentioned in datatable header (this is ok), but data are still here. So datatable header is shorter than rest of datatable and columns do not shown under their headers. Primefaces version is 5.2.
Did someone face the same problem? What do you recommend to try/check?
Example:
Let's say that we i have table with 5 columns.
Id
Color
Name
Type
Price
In this table is about 100 records. One page shows 10 records so we have 10 pages. When we use ColumnToggler and 'toggle-off' price and type column. This will cause that these two columns will disappear. Problem occures if we choose different page via Paginator or just try change number of records showed on one page. After these operation i will get 'broken' table. Header of table will contains only first 3 columns (Id,Color,Name). This is ok, because last two columns should be hidden. So table header is filtered well. Problem is that table body contains all columns so also columns for Type and Price.
Unfortunatelly i can not provide screenshots because of character of data.
I have an MVC application which displays reports based on the report viewer.
Currently, the report has 4 columns and the requirement is to show columns based on the parameters selected.
I had achieved the solution by using sending parameters to the rdlc file and hiding the columns.
But now the problem which I am having is, when the report is exported as excel the last hidden column is showing as an empty column and this is an issue when printing the report from excel.
I would like to know if there is anything that can be done through code so that the column is not generated at all instead of hiding it. had done a lot of research but didnt find any solution. Can anyone please help me... Thanks!!!
One option would be to update the column's cell expressions to not return anything unless the parameter is set to show that column:
=iif(Parameters!HideColumnValue,Nothing,Fields.YourFieldName.Value)
If your column has background or line formatting that needs to not show when the column his hidden, you can set that as well:
Background Color:
=iif(Parameters!HideColumnValue,"White","Gainsboro")
Lines:
=iif(Parameters!HideColumnValue,"None","Solid")
I need create a crystal report to report the column across not down. The report itself is very simple, there is no need to group and summarize. The only thing is different from regular report is it need display the column across rather than down. I try use cross-tab, or multiple columns with no success. is there any way i can make is down in crystal? Thanks
The regular report with column down:
I need display like these:
try the following
put the the 4th names of the first column in the page header and make that section underlay the following section, then create 4 details sections, one per column and put the values values right next below and make the details to grow across then down.
for instance
page header
Mth
Vendor
Trans#
Amt
end of page header
details1 date field
details2 vendor field
details3 trans field
details4 amt field
I am new to PowerBuilder and I need to add a new column to a DataObject. The DataObject has several fields which retrieves data using select statement. So if I add a column in the select statement I get another field with a name compute_0041 along with the added column field. When i try to remove the compute_0041 field I cannot see any value in the field representing a new column. How do I remove the compute_0041 that gets automatically added?
Thanks
In Datawindow if you accidentally put a 0 or '' in one of the rows in the tab called Computed Columns then these columns may come in. Of course, you can also have a computed column yourself by specifying it there but since it seems you think you didnt do anything and it came up on its own it appears to be an accidental issue.
You can of course check for it by going to the SQL mode and checking for it there. Also, the last tab in the design view it shows the complete generated SQL where you can easily see a select column that is not chosen by you.
Hope the above will aid you to identify the issue. Please let me know if you still have the issue.
I was wondering if it is possible with LaTeX to create a table with multiple rows and columns and have an automatic "entry" column in every table? This means I would like the first column of every table saying "entry" and numbering the rows of the column from 1 to n. (I hope that kind of explains what I want to achieve).
I will need to refer to single entries in a column and it would be easier to have that numbering done automatically in case I change the order of the rows later on.
Is there any way to do that or a package to make that work?
I am new to the whole LaTeX thing so please be easy on the technical terms :)
Check out this TeXBlog post.
You want to create a counter using \newcounter, set it to zero using \setcounter, then at the beginning of each row, increment the counter and print out its value. The example I linked to makes use of a nifty feature of the tabular environment where, in specifying the format for a column, you can also specify a piece of code to be included before each cell in that column. This saves you from having to duplicate the code, as is done in this example.