I'm developing a Report to one of our customers, using two linked tables, and grouping it on the report by one of the columns.
On the header of the group i need to insert a DPTeeChart, that shows the flow of cash on that group.
The grouping works well, gets all the right data, but the DPTeeChart gets the value of the whole Pipeline, and prints the same, overloaded chart over and over, for each group.
Is there anyway i can print it correctly?
Or is there anyway i can clear the graphic on each groupBreak?
Asked the Digital Metaphors staff about the problem, they said it's because this operation is not supported on the version I use.
Current Version: 15.04 Build 145
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I am building a page in Google AppMaker and cannot retrieve the latest record of the related data that was submitted.
In my app: I have multiple wounds, each with many inspection dates. I want to be able to list each wound, and pull up the most recent measurements (latest Length, latest Width, and latest depth)
Here is the Visual.
I have tried advanced datasource options and did not get anywhere. I was hoping to use as little app script as possible. I thought this would be easily retrievable with the bult-in widgets (I can easily do this in spreadsheet using Vlookup... but I don't know what the equivalent would be in appmaker) Any help would be appreciated, Thanks.
If you have a field that can be used as a criterion for getting the latest record, say CreationDate, then you can specify a sorting option in the relation settings.
See sample One-to-many relation setting with sorting option (screen-shot)
I'm currently working through my A Level computer science controlled assessment, and am making an application designed to help Scout Leaders manage their group. This is my first time working in Java, SQLite, Android Studio and XML so I've run into a few problems along the way. At this point in time, I'm in the process of creating a login system, part of which involves editing login details. I was wondering if there's a way of loading multiple values from one record into different EditTexts at once, so the user only needs to edit the already-existing username and password, rather than type it in again with a slight edit? Thanks in advance. I didn't think it necessary to include any code in this question, as I'm only looking for an example, however if it would help please don't hesitate to ask - I just couldn't find a guide on this anywhere else.
You retrieve the data into a Cursor via a query that selects the required columns.
You then move to the appropriate row (record) in the Cursor (probably the first and only row).
For each EditText you set the text, using the setText method with the data from the respective column using an appropriate get???? method passing the column offset to the method (e.g. your_cursor.getString(<the_column_offset>)).
Rather than calculating and hard coding an offset, it is more reliable and flexible to use the getColumnIndex(<the_column_name_as_string>) method.
After all have been set you then close the Cursor
Note and would be replaced with respective values specific to the App.
I am starting a customer lifetime project at work and want to share how the data looks with the business, as I want to be able to identify the important variables with them. I plan to do this using the excellent rpivottable package and launch a shiny app to see where there are basic differences in groups to select my features.
This would mean I have my customer base of 4million customers and slice and dice them in a number of ways.
However, following GDPR we need to ensure no group is shown that has less than 7 customers in it. Therefore I need somekind of background calculation to ensure that less than 7 customers are never shown.
If I think logically about this, the only way I could see it working would be to make a change to the pivottable, have some form of submit button, so that the size of groups could be calculated, and then a filter (which needs to be hidden from the user so it cannot be switched off) is applied.
I know I should provide code, but I do not know where to start here. Has anyone had similar issues and has a potential solution to all or part of the problem?
Has anyone built a hidden filter into their rpivottable?
Has anyone been able to restrict their output to only show 90% of their data?
Thanks,
J
To be absolutely sure, you would need to load in a data frame that looks like "dim, dim, dim, count" where count is always greater than 7. Basically just a bit of preprocessing on your input data. Unfortunately, this means that you will be restricted to a small number of coarse dimensions, else you will end up filtering out everything.
I have a problem I'm trying to solve and I'm really not sure I'm, A) solving it the correct way, and B) able to do what I want.
I have a List Page that is a basically a summary table (transportation table) that has a record in it for every Sales, Purchase, and Transfer order that we will ship. With it is a pile of rolled up information and such that's common from the 3 sources. We use this table on a few list pages and link out to where we need to. This was all built by someone else, but I'm maintaining some parts around it.
I've gotten a request to have the preview pane on a summary table based list page show the lines from the source order. So, if a "sales order" is selected in the grid, show the lines in the preview pane for the "sales order" that was selected. Same for a purchase order and transfer order.
So, my idea, based on pure ignorance and not a ton of experience with Dynamics is that I would just swap out the preview pane based on the source order. The SalesTableListPagePreviewPane for instance has already been updated to work with linking to this summary table. So, I wanted to just change the part reference at runtime.
I've managed to get the FormRun on a list page interaction class from the datasource. I've managed to get a list of the parts via the PartList object. But, I have no idea how to continue on to actually swap out a part reference.
Am I heading down the correct path? Is this a completely wrong Dynamics AX pattern?
Your assumption, that you can dynamically (run-time) change the parts of the form, is wrong.
Listpages especially are quite static, the only code available through interaction classes. It has the benefit that a listpage can be easily deployed on Sharepoint Enterprise Portal.
You have several options:
Use 3 different listpages for each type of transport
Use a common relation table with 3 sub-tables (sales, purchase and transfer)
The last option will enable you to do an outer join on the 3 sub-tables.
The common relation table could be a union view, but I doubt it will perform well.
I am trying to schedule 10 reports that go to the same table and ask for the same columns, except that they differ in a key value (i.e. the report selects column a, b, c from table A but differ in the where clause = 'CLIENT1', = 'CLIENT2', etc).
I was wondering if I can use the same report and set an external variable before running it that defines that where clause. All of this scheduled so that I don't have to set the variable manually.
So what I want is for the report to run itself 10 times using 10 different external variables that define the key value of the client.
If such a thing is possible I would gladly take some help.
Thanks!
2 - Options.
Your Scenario. Its sounds like you want to pre-run the report by several different Clients.
Options - Not in any order
Bursting allows you to pre-run and/or pre-deliver a report based on a burst key(Your client id). The report is ran for the entire data set and then spliced by the burst key. You can store these as report output versions and/or target them to be emailed to specific users etc... (This was a popular feature in Cognos created several years back and plenty of documentation on it in the manuals). These reports can be scheduled and pre-ran so you dont' have to wait for Database queries etc...
Report views - You can create a report view on top of report that is nothing more than a logical not physical instance of the report with its own default parameters etc.. This way you can create one report and create as many views on top of it as necessary with differing parameters. These can also be scheduled and pre-ran.
Hope this helps.
Report View would help you in this situation. Add a prompt to the report to select the choice for which you wanna run the report. Create 10 report views as you wanna schedule the report 10 times. In each report view select different values (1 value out of 10) ie. in first report view select CLIENT1, in the second report view select CLIENT2,etc... Schedule all the reports. Its done!!! When Compared to Report View, Bursting would be better as the data execution would be done once in Bursting but in Report View, it will be executed based on the number of report views present.
Maintenance is easier in case of Bursting.
If you have problems getting bursting working, you can probably also use pagesets.
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/c8bi/v8r4m0/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.swg.im.cognos.ug_cr_rptstd.8.4.0.doc/ug_cr_rptstd_id28446cr_rptstd_frmat_rep_create_page_set.html