Hi community
I'm struggling with a PDF template. I have a Start and End expression that works fine if the expression follows on from each other as in the images below.
But I dropped the "End" bit to a new line, as in the images below, so that each item would go to its own line.
When I do that I get this error:
I've tried to look for and delete any spaces that might have been hidden but there aren't any and yet I consistently get this message. I've just cut and paste this from one cell to a lower cell on the table so not sure why it cannot find the column anymore.
In the same table I have this expression :
And it doesn't give any errors. What is causing this?
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So the way to think about this is Appsheet works like each row in the tempate table to be one row of the spreadsheet data. So normally, for a multicolumn template table you have <<START: ???>> as the first item in the first column and <<END>> as the last item in the last column. Doing it this way you can't have one spreadsheet row spread over 2 template rows.
However. Try it this way if you wany two or more rows:
<<START: ???>>
[ColumnA] | [ColumnB] | [ColumnC] | [ColumnD] |
[ColumnE] | [ColumnF] | [ColumnG] | [Columnh] |
<<END>>
This way each spreadsheet row is a totally sperate table in the template 🙂
Simon@1minManager.com
So the way to think about this is Appsheet works like each row in the tempate table to be one row of the spreadsheet data. So normally, for a multicolumn template table you have <<START: ???>> as the first item in the first column and <<END>> as the last item in the last column. Doing it this way you can't have one spreadsheet row spread over 2 template rows.
However. Try it this way if you wany two or more rows:
<<START: ???>>
[ColumnA] | [ColumnB] | [ColumnC] | [ColumnD] |
[ColumnE] | [ColumnF] | [ColumnG] | [Columnh] |
<<END>>
This way each spreadsheet row is a totally sperate table in the template 🙂
Simon@1minManager.com
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