I use Griddle for displaying data, so I want to customize, what columns will be checked, when no columns are set, not all as by default.
For example:
<Griddle results={fakeData} tableClassName="table" showFilter={true}
showSettings={true} columns={["name", "city", "state", "country"]}/>
I want to show name and city, when all checkboxes are unchecked. How can I do this? In official documentation I found only
If no columns are set, Griddle will display all columns by default.
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I would like to be able to add names to the empty numbered cells when the checkbox next to the name is checked. When I uncheck a box, i would like the name removed and replaced with the next name that I check. The order the names show in the cells does not matter.
I honestly have no idea how to do this or if it is possible.
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Use filter(), like this:
=filter(D4:D, E4:E)
The formula assumes that the names are in column D4:E and the checkboxes in column E4:E.
hello, i have a table with three columns (TEL, MOBILE, EMAIL) after the column "Contact Type". I'm trying to figure out how to show/hide the results in the 3 columns based on the code that is in the Contact Type field.
for example if the contact type = MBL then the results would only show in the column labelled Mobile,
if the code in contact type was "TEL" then only results would only display in the column labelled TEL.
the other two columns would remain blank. the code for the last column is EML.
can this be done as an expression?
thanks in advance for the help
regards
You can use an expression in each of the three columns. For example in the "Tel" column would be something like this.
=IIF(Fields!ContactType.Value = "TEL", Fields!Tel.Value, "")
You'll just need to replace the text string and field names in each column as required.
I have a Access form with multiple columns. One of column is a text column called "LASTNAME", and I would like to add one checkbox column to control whether this "LASTNAME" displayed or not.
For example,
|---------|-----------|
| Yes/No | Mark |
|---------|-----------|
If checkbox is selected or "Yes", then "Mark" will be displayed, otherwise, "Mark" will not be displayed in my report.
What is the proper way to do that?
Thanks
I am building a form in Access 2013 and I will print out 4 fields for each record.
So Let's say the form processes 2 records it will print out:
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 4
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 4
Now I want to have it when it displays Other to print out the description of the other from a table. To do this I want the field named DefectType to go invisible and then the Other field to become visible. I start with Other being invisible and DefectType Visible and place them on top of each other. Here is the VBA:
If DefectType <> "Other" Then
DefectType.Visible = True
Other.Visible = False
Else
DefectType.Visible = False
Other.Visible = True
End If
It works fine if they are all other because what it does it takes the first record value of Other and applies it to all the other records for that field.
So if the first record that is displayed has a field 3 and it has a value of Other it will then look for the value in the table that is under the "other" field and display the content. SO lets say the "other" content was lamination. Instead of showing Other it will make that DefectType field invisible and show the "Other" field which will show Lamination.
The problem is it then does this for the rest of the records. It won't test to see if the field 3 is "Other" or not, it will just assume and then put it's "Other" field contents for the subsequent records. This means that since some actually already have values in them, like Corrosion, and nothing in the "other" field it will display a blank box.
I want it to test each field 3 as it is displayed so it can tell if "other" is in the field or not.
I'm unsure how well I understand your question, but it sounds to me that your form includes 2 text boxes named DefectType and Other. When the value of DefectType is "Other", you want to display the value from the Other text box. But when the value of DefectType is anything else, you want to display the value of DefectType.
If that is correct, you can create a new text box named txtSummary and use this as its Control Source property.
=IIf([DefectType] = "Other", [Other], [DefectType])
The txtSummary text box would not be editable. To change its value, you would change the values in DefectType and/or Other.
That approach will ensure txtSummary is always updated based on the current values of DefectType and Other in the same record. And it will do that for each record in the form, including when the form is in Continuous Form or DataSheet View.
Your original approach would do what I think you want only when the form is in Single Form view.
I would like to set the visibility of columns based upon the value selected in a parameter.
The problem is I do not want a specific parameter to do this (i.e Hide column X True/False)
My report has several different "departments" who are only interested in certain columns.
What would be the syntax for example to hide the "Sales" column when the "Customer Care" parameter is set?
you can do these works step by step:
1- press right click of your mouse in your favorite column
2- select column visibility
3- from opened window select "Show or hide based on an expression" radio button
4- set an expression for hidden state. for example:
=IIF(Parameters!CustomerCare.Value <> "favorite value", true,false)