Hey Guys,
I have a few questions about templates.
Im making a receiving program which has multiple nested tables in the receiving form. They are Film, Masters, and Display.
1 of these will all ways be filled in, but they donโt all need to be filled in.
In my report i would like to fill in a table for displays only if there are rows in displays. etc. How would this be achieved? I would like to have them separated somehow so having them all in 1 table wont work.
Im also wondering about nested tables. How are these implemented into a report?
The Nest goes as follows.
Receiving Table --> Display Table --> Display Lot Number Table.
Receiving Table --> Film Table --> Film Lot Number Table.
Receiving Table --> Master Table --> Master Lot Number Table.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Take a look at IF expressions for templates:
They allow you to completely hide certain parts of your workflow based on criteria.
For instance, hereโs a workflow template for an invoicing solution Iโve built into an app.
If I zoom out:
You can see thereโs two tables that look pretty much the same, but there are subtle differences - enough that merited the duplication of a table and the use of template IF expressions.
And for nesting things, have you checked out the documentation on workflow templates? Check out Start expressions.
Take a look at IF expressions for templates:
They allow you to completely hide certain parts of your workflow based on criteria.
For instance, hereโs a workflow template for an invoicing solution Iโve built into an app.
If I zoom out:
You can see thereโs two tables that look pretty much the same, but there are subtle differences - enough that merited the duplication of a table and the use of template IF expressions.
And for nesting things, have you checked out the documentation on workflow templates? Check out Start expressions.
this is perfect thanks,
Yes i did look at the documentation but it was nothing as detailed as this documentation.
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