I design schema but name and datatype on entity properties are hiding. How do I show it. Please view image http://i.stack.imgur.com/7KXEd.png
I guess they were hidden by resizing them to zero on the list header.
Anyway...
you can use the Customize Columns and Filter button on the
toolbar,
unselect Name & Code,
validate the Customize Columns and Filter dialog by [OK],
go back to Customize Columns and Filter,
select back Name & Code,
validate by [OK],
and the columns should come back with a default size.
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I need a lab report that has several pages. Each test has a unique reference number and I would like it to appear in the header according to what I have on the page. At the moment I only see one reference number and it remains unchanged after switching to another page. See attached image.
If possible, I would like to get rid of the SampleNo column so that its value is only in the header
The easiest way to do this is to reference the the textbox in your tablix that contains the "Sample No.".
Click the textbox that you have highlighted in the tablix, show the properties window (F4 in Visual Studio - can't remember in Report Builder, I think View/Properties).
Find the Name property of the textbox, this is often the name of the field it contains but not always.
In the example below the textbox name is 'oYear`
Next, set the expression in your header to be something like
=FIRST(ReportItems!oYear.Value)
Change oYear to whatever textbox name in your tablix is.
ReportItems refers to the rendered object name so here we just get the first on each page.
Here the first two pages from a small sample of data which groups by year.
I want to display records in data-grid-view. But i do not need column and row header.
I also do not need interactive type of DGV. like editing, changing ROW/COLUMN size etc.
The DGV should simply look like a picture(not like table in excel).
How can it be done?
use listview control,
set view to details
link to listview description on msdn page
I've been Googling for 3 hours, I can't find where to bind these things for Core Data in this textbook I'm reading. I just want to know where to find out where to bind it. I assume it's in the binding inspector after you highlight a column but under value it doesn't show anything like "Col 0 Image View" and for the first column I can't see a section that includes two places to set a binding which needs for an Image View and a Text Field. Below is an excerpt (as well as I can copy it) from the textbook Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X 4th Edition chapter 11, page 185.
"Now bind the value of each column's cell view control(s), as shown in the following table."
One of the entries in the table is:
Binding valueof Col 0 Image View
Bind to Table Cell View
Controller Key Empty
Key Path objectValue.photo
So after a day's work of searching and random clicking I found this rather elusive, yet out-in-the open binding. I hope this helps anyone else who might be frustrated.
This is where to find it, you want to click the one that shows what I have circled. Open the bindings inspector and then it'll pop up with objectValue already populated in your key path.
The first column has two since it has an image view and text view. Make sure to select the appropriate one for whichever one you want bound.
I'm trying to show / hide fields in a Pentaho report based upon user input.
For example, I would like to offer a checkbox to the user saying "Show Product Count" -- if the box is unchecked, it will not include that column in the report.
Is there a way to do this in Pentaho Report Designer, perhaps using Parameters?
Thanks for the help -Monica
Yes, you have half the answer. Have a Yes/No Parameter "ShowProductCount"
Then on the conditional fields, go to the visible property, click the + formula icon and enter:
=IF([ShowProductCount]="Yes"; TRUE(); FALSE())
Simple! :)
There is more to this that the above answer. For example, if you don't want a field to show on the report, you pass the value mentioned above by Codek but the field will not show but the space for it will. The field has to be in a BAND and the band layout has to be set to ROW. Also, on the field you want to not display or display based on user selection, you have to set that field's style properties under size & position - invisible-consumes-space = false.
I have a standard form in MS-Access which lists a bunch of orders, and each row contains order no, customer, etc fields + a button to view notes and attached document files.
On request from our customer we should gray out the button btnAnm (or check or uncheck a checkbox) depending on a calculation from two queries to two other tables (a SELECT COUNT WHERE and a check if a text field is empty).
I've tried btnAnm_BeforeUpdate(...) and btnAnm_BeforeRender(...) and put breakpoints in the subs, but none of them trigger. The same if I use the control Ordernr instead of btnAnm.
I'd like a function in the Detail VBA code to be triggered for each "Me." (row) so to speak, and set the row's control's properties in that sub.
What do I do? I've looked at the help file and searched here.
*Edit: So I want to do something that "isn't made to work that way"? Ie. events are not triggered in Details.
As an alternative, could I base the value of a checkbox on each line on a query based on the 'Ordernr' field of the current row and the result of a SELECT COUNT from another table and empty field check?
Do I do this in the query the list is based on, or can I bind the extra checkbox field to a query?
A description of how to do this (combine a COUNT and a WHERE "not empty" to yes/no checkbox value) would be perfectly acceptable, I think! :)*
You cannot do much with an unbound control in a continuous form, anything you do will only apply to the current record. You can use a bound control with a click event so that it acts like a button.
Presumably the related documents have a reference to the order number that appears on your form, which means that you can create a control, let us call it CountOrders, with a ControlSource like so:
=DCount("OrderID","QueryName","OrderID=" & [OrderID])
The control can be hidden, or you can set it up to return true or False for use with a textbox, you can also use it for Conditional Formatting, but sadly, not for command buttons.
Expression Is [CountOrders]>0
You can also hide the contents and add a click event so that is acts in place of the command button. Conditional Formatting will allow you to enable or disable a textbox.
As I understand your question, you have a continuous form with as command button that appears on each row - and you'd like to enable/disable the button conditionally depending on the contents of the row.
Unfortunately you can't do that. It seems that you can't reference the individual command buttons separately.
Having wanted to do something similar in the past I came up with two alternate ways of setting up my interface.
Put a trap into the onClick code for the Button. Which is icky, because it is counter intuitive to the user. But it gets you that functionality now.
Move the command button (and editable fields) up into the form header, and make the rows read only. Your users then interact with the record only in the header, and select the record they want work with in the list below. As I recall this is known a Master-Detail interface.