Next, the field 'status' is loaded and rearranged.
This field should be highlighted in color with the defined entries using value-based formatting .
The comparison operators and the operand can be adjusted in the field “Compare” in the format dialog. The values can either be implemented textual (TEXT) or by color (foreground or background color).
The following comparison operators are currently supported:
No. | Operator | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | != | Check field content for inequality |
2 | *~ | Check, whether the field content ends with the value |
3 | > | Check, whether field content is greater than the value |
4 | >= | Check, whether field content is greater or equal to the value |
5 | = | Check field content for equality |
6 | < | Check, whether field content is smaller than the value |
7 | < = | Check, whether field content is smaller or equal to the value |
8 | contains | Field contains a multiple selection |
9 | ~ | Check, whether field content contains the value |
10 | ~* | Check, whether the field content starts with the value |
In the example for the field 'status', the value “active” (internal active) is assigned a yellow background and the value “passive” (internal passive) with red background color.
The desired color can be selected from the …
… the color palette …
… and assigned (here for active and passive).
All status information, which include the value “Live” will be assigned with a green background color (all projects, which are completed).
After saving and closing the dialog, the report can be performed …
… using the action “Show preview”.
Afterwards some fields are rearranged in the report and by using the functionality a formula is defined. The new column 14 should be the result (residual value) from the difference of the offer value and the invoice amount and also output the sum.
The two intermediate results (column 9 and 13) should not be listed in the report, therefore for these values, the check boxes can be set to “visible” is false (not marked).
In the column “number format”, a format for all numeric values can be forced. In the example, the notation #,##0.00 sets the thousands separator and two decimal positions.
Here, the thousands separator and decimal point are set only for the installation and are still dependent on the user language. When installed with the German language setting then a point is used as a thousands separator and as a decimal point a comma is used, even if the user language is English.
Further examples of formatting:
Number Format | Value | Implementation |
---|---|---|
#,##0.0000 | 1234,567 | 1.234,5670 |
#,##0.000 | 1234,567 | 1.234,567 |
#,##0.00 | 1234,567 | 1.234,57 |
#,##0.0 | 1234,567 | 1.234,6 |
#,##0 | 1234,567 | 1.235 |
###0 | 1234,567 | 1235 |
0.00% | 0,234 | 23,40% |