Format an iReport Template - Revision history

Alnaucler at 19:29, 20 February 2020

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Alnaucler at 17:18, 17 June 2017

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	*"Float": This value allows the element to "float" and will display the element relative to elements that come before it (i.e. closer to the top or closer to the left margins).		*"Float": This value allows the element to "float" and will display the element relative to elements that come before it (i.e. closer to the top or closer to the left margins).

	Using the '''Float''' Position Type can help eliminate the overlapping that can ~~occur~~ when displaying multiple charts or cross tabs in a single report template.		Using the '''Float''' Position Type can help eliminate the overlapping that can happen when displaying multiple charts or cross tabs in a single report template.

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Dionysia at 13:04, 13 November 2015

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	# On the '''Properties''' pane select the '''Text Field Expression''' and open the '''Text Field Expression Editor'''.		# On the '''Properties''' pane select the '''Text Field Expression''' and open the '''Text Field Expression Editor'''.
	#: [[Image:IReport Charts5.png\|center\|500px\|''Text Field Expression Editor'']]<div align="center">''Text Field Expression Editor''</div>		#: [[Image:IReport Charts5.png\|center\|500px\|''Text Field Expression Editor'']]<div align="center">''Text Field Expression Editor''</div>
	# To change the way a particular field is displayed you can use basic "if-then-else" logic as in other [[Summarize ~~i-Report~~ Template Data#Variable Expressions\|Variable Expressions]]. This follows the pattern:		# To change the way a particular field is displayed you can use basic "if-then-else" logic as in other [[Summarize iReport Template Data#Variable Expressions\|Variable Expressions]]. This follows the pattern:
	$F{field} == null ? "Something" : $F{field}		$F{field} == null ? "Something" : $F{field}

Evinek at 15:40, 7 April 2014

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	Another useful formatting option is '''Stretch with Overflow'''. Setting this property means that the height of the field will adapt to the value, instead of the value being cut if it requires more space than available for the field.		Another useful formatting option is '''Stretch with Overflow'''. Setting this property means that the height of the field will adapt to the value, instead of the value being cut if it requires more space than available for the field.
	* On the '''Properties''' pane tick the '''Stretch with Overflow''' element.		* On the '''Properties''' pane tick the '''Stretch with Overflow''' element.
	*: [[Image:iReport_Format_Stretch_with_overflow\|center\|300px\|''Stretch with Overflow'']]<div align="center">''Stretch with Overflow''</div>		*: [[Image:iReport_Format_Stretch_with_overflow.png\|center\|300px\|''Stretch with Overflow'']]<div align="center">''Stretch with Overflow''</div>

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	Sometimes it is important to change the display of some data extracted from IMSMA for the resulting report. For example, you want to change:		Sometimes it is important to change the display of some data extracted from IMSMA for the resulting report. For example, you want to change:
	* the value ~~“null”~~ to ~~“no”~~		* the value "null" to "no"
	* the value ~~“Male”~~ to ~~“Men”~~		* the value "Male" to "Men"
	To do this, you use conditional statements in the element on the iReport.		To do this, you use conditional statements in the element on the iReport.

Evinek at 15:39, 7 April 2014

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	Using the '''Float''' Position Type can help eliminate the overlapping that can occur when displaying multiple charts or cross tabs in a single report template.		Using the '''Float''' Position Type can help eliminate the overlapping that can occur when displaying multiple charts or cross tabs in a single report template.

			===Stretch with Overflow===__NOEDITSECTION__
			Another useful formatting option is '''Stretch with Overflow'''. Setting this property means that the height of the field will adapt to the value, instead of the value being cut if it requires more space than available for the field.
			* On the '''Properties''' pane tick the '''Stretch with Overflow''' element.
			*: [[Image:iReport_Format_Stretch_with_overflow\|center\|300px\|''Stretch with Overflow'']]<div align="center">''Stretch with Overflow''</div>

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Evinek at 15:33, 7 April 2014

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	# On the '''Properties''' pane select the '''Text Field Expression''' and open the '''Text Field Expression Editor'''.		# On the '''Properties''' pane select the '''Text Field Expression''' and open the '''Text Field Expression Editor'''.
	#: [[Image:IReport Charts5.png\|center\|500px\|''Text Field Expression Editor'']]<div align="center">''Text Field Expression Editor''</div>		#: [[Image:IReport Charts5.png\|center\|500px\|''Text Field Expression Editor'']]<div align="center">''Text Field Expression Editor''</div>
	# To change the way a particular field is displayed you can use basic "ïf-then-else" logic as in other [[Summarize i-Report Template Data#Variable Expressions\|Variable Expressions]]. This follows the pattern:		# To change the way a particular field is displayed you can use basic "if-then-else" logic as in other [[Summarize i-Report Template Data#Variable Expressions\|Variable Expressions]]. This follows the pattern:
	$F{field} == null ? ~~“Something~~" : $F{field}		$F{field} == null ? "Something" : $F{field}

	Or nested:		Or nested:
	$F{field} == null ? ~~“Something~~" : $F{field} == ~~“SomethingElse”~~ ? ~~“Something Else“~~ : $F{field}		$F{field} == null ? "Something" : $F{field} == "SomethingElse" ? "Something Else" : $F{field}

	{{note\| The type of field is important (string, float, double, int, date). Stick with strings if you can.}}		{{note\| The type of field is important (string, float, double, int, date). Stick with strings if you can.}}

	Example:		Example:
	$F{blockWater} == null ? ~~“No~~ value" : $F{blockWater}		$F{blockWater} == null ? "No value" : $F{blockWater}

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Evinek at 12:00, 7 April 2014

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Dionysia at 08:17, 20 February 2014

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	iReport Designer provides many ways to format the appearance of an iReport template. These include the ability to:		iReport Designer provides many ways to format the appearance of an iReport template. These include the ability to:

Dionysia at 08:16, 20 February 2014

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	~~{{HowTo's~~
	~~\|[[Start and Configure i-Report\|Start and Configure i-Report]]~~
	~~\|[[Create a Basic i-Report Template\|Create a Basic i-Report Template]]~~
	~~\|[[Modify an iReport Template\|Modify an iReport Template]]~~
	~~\|[[Format an iReport Template\|Format an iReport Template]]~~
	~~\|[[Create i-Report Templates with Subreports\|Create i-Report Templates with Subreports]]~~
	~~\|[[Summarize i-Report Template Data\|Summarize i-Report Template Data]]~~
	}}

	iReport Designer provides many ways to format the appearance of an iReport template. These include the ability to:		iReport Designer provides many ways to format the appearance of an iReport template. These include the ability to:
	*add formatting elements to the iReport such as lines, rectangles, circles, etc		*add formatting elements to the iReport such as lines, rectangles, circles, etc
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	*change colors, fonts, and other properties		*change colors, fonts, and other properties
	*perform conditional displays based on data in the report		*perform conditional displays based on data in the report


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Dionysia at 07:50, 20 February 2014

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	$F{blockWater} == null ? “No value" : $F{blockWater}		$F{blockWater} == null ? “No value" : $F{blockWater}

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