I have a table in Report Builder, is it not possible at all to remove the expand/collapse functionality from it?
I would also like to open the wizard and revisit the steps which were executed to create the table. Is that possible?
Thank you.
You can remove the expand / collapse functionality, or the toggle, from the report. If you open and edit the .rdl file as XML, you can remove the <Visibility> node from the <TablixMember>.
For example this:
<TablixMember>
<Group Name="Details" />
<Visibility>
<Hidden>true</Hidden>
<ToggleItem>Action</ToggleItem>
</Visibility>
</TablixMember>
would become this:
<TablixMember>
<Group Name="Details" />
</TablixMember>
It can be done via the RDL as described above or it can also be done in the Report Builder. Assuming it's a Row Group that has the Expand/Collapse option you want to remove, in the Row Groups section of the Report Builder, right-click on the Row-Group Name and select "Group Properties". Select "Visibility" in the left nav menu. Uncheck the "Display can be toggled by this report item:" option. You'll also likely need to change the option above, "When the report is initially run" to "Show". Then hit the OK button. Then run your report to see that the Expand/Collapse option has been removed.
-Eric Isaacs
Is it possible to remove the expand/collapse functionality from the tablix?
I'm not sure what you're talking about, but if it is the grey border at the left and top of the tablix then I don't think it's possible. It's what is useful in this kind of data region.
Is it possible to reopen the wizard to revisit the steps for creating a tablix?
I don't think so.
First step: choose a dataset.
Second step: choose the fields. You can modify all this when the tablix is already created by creating rows and colums when you right click on the tablix.
Third step : choose a total. You can do so by clicking on a line group at the bottom of the screen and selecting 'add a total' and then 'before' or 'after'.
Fourth step : for the style, you can only click on a cell and select a background color.
So, except the dataset, you can modify everything that's in the wizard but at different places.
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I've tried doing it with exporting the solution and changes the XML code and then importing it again.
as you can see in the image two bars after 'Do You Want to' column. But when I open this grid in Unified client interface it is still visible.
like in this grid.if 'isAllowOverride' is True I want to make 'Do you want to' be editable. But 'isAllowOverride' has to be invisible from User end.
Not sure why you are editing the xml for such customization. But this can be easily configured in UI itself.
Go to the form editor, open the subgrid properties, check the view it’s configured to show, edit the view columns to remove the unwanted ones, save the view and set the subgrid with the correct edited view again (there’s a product bug which switch to the default Active view), save & publish the form. That’s it.
Update:
We cannot have two different layouts for Display mode vs Edit mode. That being said, you have to disable the editable grid columns based on conditions.
On the order form, there is a products section that has uses the default Order Product Inline Edit View. This view is not editable, but you can copy it and save it as a different name.
However, when you copy the view, the new view does not display all of the same buttons when viewing the sub-grid.
default view:
copied view (the lock pricing, move up and move down buttons are missing):
The copied view shows the + button and it's drop down menu correctly. Why hasn't it copied the other buttons, and how can i get them to show on my custom view?
I am happy to edit xml and upload that back to CRM if necessary.
Update:
FYI, this is all a pointless effort as the word template ignores the sequence order. What an utter waste of time.
I'm going to guess it's because the default view on the order of order products is a special one. It has special behaviours that arn't seen in the rest of 365, i.e. you don't get up, down, or lock on other views.
I would assume that the extra buttons only get shown on that default view and arn't really supported outside of that view.
Turns out it is actually quite easy to show these buttons for other views using the ribbon workbench.
Right click on the button in ribbon workbench under the subgrid section and click on customise
Select the command in the "solution elements" pane at the bottom
In the bottom right hand pane, right click on the enable rule "Mscrm.IsInlineEditView" and click "Remove from Command"
Publish
These buttons now show up for all views.
I've been searching for a few days and doing every word combination I can think of to try to find the answer to my issue. I'm hoping someone can help me.
Before I begin I'd also like to say I'm very new to Access and admittedly not great with it. I'm still learning so this could be a very easy fix or I may have messed up beyond belief.
The issue I'm having is I've setup several page tab on a form and entered all the information for my records. However I cannot get the page tabs to pull up the corresponding records. Instead I have to either search through the records which doesn't always work or I have to arrow to the right record after selecting the tab I want. I'd like it so that when I click the tab it brings up the proper record automatically. If someone can point out where I'm going wrong and how to fix it I would greatly appreciate it. See below for some pics of what I mean.
As you can see in the first image. The tab name "Auto PLUS" doesn't bring up the proper record. instead I have to manually change the record using the arrows at the bottom of the form (see the arrow at the bottom of the image) in order to change the record. I need the record and the tab to match. Any help would be so greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
-Deke
Assuming your form is bound (if in design mode your fields do NOT say "Unbound" then your form is bound), you simply need to add some VBA code to each tab's OnClick event.
Enter design mode and select the first tab "Claims Other". Open the properties pane, click the event tab, and click the ellipsis at the end of the OnClick line. When prompted, select "Code Builder" and it should launch the Visual Basic Editor.
It will put your cursor automatically in the correct position. Copy/Paste:
DoCmd.GoToRecord acDataForm, Form1, acGoTo, 1
The 1 should correspond to "Claims Other's" proper record in your table. Use the row number, not the ID number to determine what it should be.
Go back to Form View and click on the "Claims Other's" tab. The data should show the corresponding record in your table.
Repeat the steps of adding events to each tab, finding the relevant record in your table, and replacing the 1 from the above code.
I try to extract all the defects linked to a target release with a predefined filter
in order to export the data into excel with VBA.
Can anyone help me? Currently, I don´t have an idea how to do that.
first, make sure the field related to the release is filled for all defects.
Then,
Go to the Defects Module
in the Defects Grid, there is a little button with a green table on it on top of the grid, that's the "Select Column" button.
Press the "Select Column" button
Use the arrows to move the release field from the list of hidden fields to the list of the fields shown on the grid (move it from the LHS list to the RHS list using the arrow)
Now the release will appear at the defects grid top.
Under the field name, there is a white edit box that is used for the grid filtration using that field and it's the same for all the other fields.
Click on that field, a list will be displayed and you can choose the target release from it.
The defects grid will be filtered by the release you have selected.
Now you can Press Shift+A to select the entire grid, then Right Click on one of the defects and choose Export then All.
Pop up will be displayed for you to type the file name and save.
your defects grid will be exported to the Excel sheet, and all the columns exported to that sheet are only the columns appearing on the QC Defects Grid.
Apologies for these recent newbie questions, but I'm obviously not asking the search engines the correct questions.
I have a report I'm trying to reconstruct after upgrading from VS2008 to VS2010 introduced errors into an existing Crystal Report. So, I have a semi-working report I'm trying to duplicate.
I have a report containing some subreports. The Main Report has some parameters in queries within "Database Fields" and I need to pass those fields to a particular Subreport's "Parameter Fields" so that it can then reference those parameters in its own queries.
So, my question is: How do I create the association between the query result on the Main Report and the parameter on the Subreport?
For Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 - That's the only one that works currently, isn't it?
When adding a sub-report [or changing the "Change Subreport Links" for an existing report] you can select the parameter on the subreport from the drop-down on the bottom left of the 'Links' tab (or Subreport Links dialog, if editing an existing subreport)
Once you've selected your field (or Parameter) on the left in the 'Available Fields:' list, click the > button to move it to the right and you'll see link options appear below. so this is the field from the main report you want to use as a parameter for you subreport
Underneath, on the right select the parameter (from you subreport) you wish to link it to. This is the parameter in your subreport that you want to use
does that make sense.
Maybe some images would help.
Depending on your version, the terminology might be slightly different, but you should be able to right-click on the subreport and select "Change Subreport Links".
From the Available Fields column, find your parameters and click the > button to move them over to the "Fields to Link" column. Click OK when you are done.
Now go to your subreport, and make sure that the parameters you linked are available as parameters; you should be able to use these parameters in your Record Selection for your subreport.