Difference between revisions of "Add Subobject Custom Defined Fields to the Design Pane"
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| − | <li>When the table displays in the design pane, click the left border of the table, and then click '''Properties'''.</li> | + | <li>When the table displays in the design pane, click the left border of the table, and then click '''Properties''' to open the Component Property Editor window.</li> |
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| − | <li> | + | <li>Select subobject CDFs the same way you would [[Select Display Columns | select display columns]], then click '''OK''' to close the Component Property Editor window.</li> |
<li>Remember to save and publish the field report template in order for the new subobject CDFs to be displayed. | <li>Remember to save and publish the field report template in order for the new subobject CDFs to be displayed. | ||
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Revision as of 20:32, 6 March 2013
To add subobject custom defined fields (CDF) to a field report template:
- In the Field Report Template Designer window, select a subobject table from the data tree and drag it to the design pane.
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See How To Add Custom Defined Fields for examples of subobject tables that you can choose from. |
- When the table displays in the design pane, click the left border of the table, and then click Properties to open the Component Property Editor window.
- Select subobject CDFs the same way you would select display columns, then click OK to close the Component Property Editor window.
- Remember to save and publish the field report template in order for the new subobject CDFs to be displayed.
