In Toad for Oracle 12:
I have a query that has a WOGROUP column that groups workorders:
select
wogroup,
wonum,
parent,
istask,
taskid
from
maximo.workorder
It would be helpful if I could visually group the rows via the WOGROUP column. That would help make the resultset easier to read when reviewing a query's output.
Ideas might be:
Borders or horizontal lines
Grouped row shading (alternating by group)
Coloring the grey column on the left hand side (alternating by group)
Example (border):
Is it possible to visually highlight groups of rows in the resultset like that?
As far as I know, not as you want, but - see if this helps:
right-click data grid
select "Appearance" and then "Toggle Group Panel"
drag column's header "up"
That's it.
Return to the original layout by selecting "Reset columns" in the right-click menu.
Related
"V" flag as example
I have to put a "V" flag like the one showed in the picturein one bookmark in PowerBi, now when you select the filter there is not a "v" flag but only black. Can you please help me?
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I think what you are wanting to show are the check-marks (or chevron mark) next to the selected item in a filter list.
Normally by default, the option for Multi-select is ON, if you turn it OFF then it will allow you to select one item from the list, putting the "V" next to it.
If you want the "V" to be color or any other symbol, you will have to make you own list and add special characters as I did in my KPI column. See picture
The circle Character I used in a calculated Measure was : UNICHAR(11044) which can change color...
So to select your chevron mark "V" display follow these steps:
Select your Filter
Open the Format pane (the one with the paint roller)
Open your V-Selection controls
Change Multi-select with CRTL position to OFF
Test your filter again
Please see images below:
Changing Multi-Select to display check mark symbol on dropdown filters
Multi-select causes the box to show all Black, as you indicated.
Black box on selected items -
Color symbols on Grid Lists - picture:
Symbols with color added to grids
Hope this helps,
in bocca al lupo,
Andres
Other symbols you can use :
https://www.alt-codes.net/root-symbols
I have an RDLC report and want to add the group of cells with the same structure as in red rectangle next to the right?
I can easily add the whole column, but third, fourth and fifth rows don't contain 2 cells. There's only one empty cell.
Please, take a look at the screen shot attached.
You need to add two columns to the right, and then merge two cells in the "header" rows by clicking on the first cell, pressing Shift key and then selecting the second cell. "Merge" option will be available on right-click for those two cells then as long as you are still holding Shift key.
How can I select multiple columns in Sublime Text?
What I mean by that, is the ability to select blocks of text, on the selected columns. In Notepad++ you can achieve this by Alt + drag on Windows.
Here is a live example: http://notepad-plus-plus.org/features/column-mode-editing.html
See Column Selection.
For Windows, it's Shift + right click.
This is driving me crazy! In the BIRT Report Designer (Eclipse), no matter what I do, Insert -> Row -> Above/Below is always grayed out. I know I've done it in other reports, but this report won't work. Is there something special I need to know?
I select the row, right-click, then select Insert. Nothing.
It might be worth noting that I can't Delete the table either.
Make sure you are selecting the table element. Right click on the area in dark blue in the image below (it turns dark when selected).
I simply restarted Eclipse and it worked!
In Excel 2011 Mac (it seems to be important since other referenced solutions in stackoverflow for excel windows or mac older versions don't seem to work).
I want to apply conditional formatting so when a cell in column D includes a word "student" the full row which includes the cell gets a color format (blue color for the text white/empty filling for the cell).
I have tried INDIRECT and some other formulas but I don't get it right. Only the cell that includes the word gets the formatting, not the whole row (that is, the rest of the cells on the same row where the pattern matches).
Admittedly, this answer is based on the Windows version but it should still work for you.
(Pictures taken from mix of Windows and Mac versions where possible.)
Select Manage Rules... from the Conditional Formatting menu.
Click the New Rule... button.
Select Use a formula to determine which cells to format, enter the formula as shown below, and then click the Format... button to choose your conditional format (blue text with no fill).
- You said you were looking for the word "student" in column D, and I have assumed that row 3 is the first row that you want this conditional formatting to be applied. Just change the 3 to another row number if this is not the case.
If the word "student" is not the only thing in your target cell, then use the following formula instead:
=ISNUMBER(SEARCH("student",$D3))
Then type a range into the Applies to textbox as shown.
- In this example, we assume that row 3 is the first row and row 400 is the last row that you want the conditional formatting to be applied to.
- Note that we did not include column letters in the formula since we want every column of each row to be included.
Click OK and you should be done.
I hope this works for you.
Follow these steps for conditional formatting.
Step 1 - Select Conditional Formatting > New Rule...
Step 2 - Select Style Dropdown
Step 3 - Choose Classic
Step 4 - Select Dropdown with Format only top or bottom ranked values
Step 5 - Select from Dropdown Use a formula to determine which cells to format
Step 6 - Highlight desired Cells and take note of the current cell. (D3)
Step 7 - Use formula: =MATCH("Student",D3,0) in the formula section. Again, D3 is the current cell.
Step 8 - Press OK