Adding Table-Level Display Rules
You can add three different types of display rules
to tables. You cannot create a display rule to highlight dates in
a table.
Add Display Rules to a List Table Using an Expression
To specify a new display
rule for a table using an expression:
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If it is not already
selected, select the table in the canvas that you want to update.
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In the right pane, click
the
Display Rules tab. Click
New.
The
Add New Display Rule window is displayed.
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Click
Expression.
The
Add New Display Rule window expands to
show the details for the expression.
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On the
Expression
Details tab, select the
Column or
any measure value.
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Select the
Operator.
You can select
=,
< >,
BetweenInclusive,
<,
<=,
>,
>=,
Missing,
or
NotMissing. The default is
>.
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Modify the style, size,
and color of the font.
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Select the row or column
in the
Applies to drop-down list.
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Use the
Manage
subscribers list to add the names of users that you want
notified when the alert condition is met.
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Click
OK.
The table updates with the new display rule. The display rule appears
on the
Display Rules tab in the right pane.
Here is an example
of a display rule that uses an expression:
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(Optional) Click
on the
Display Rules tab
to edit the new display rule.
Add Display Rules to a List Table Using a Gauge
To specify a new display
rule for a table using a gauge:
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If it is not already
selected, select the table in the canvas that you want to update.
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In the right pane, click
the
Display Rules tab. Click
New.
The
Add New Display Rule window is displayed.
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Click
Gauge.
The
Add New Display Rule window expands to
show the details for the gauge.
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Select a
Gauge
type from the drop-down list. Your choices are a bullet,
an icon, a slider, or a thermometer.
Icon is
the default.
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Using the
Based
on column drop-down list, specify which column the rule
should be based on in the report.
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Specify where the gauge
should appear in the column for the
Cell placement.
Your choices are
Left of text,
Right
of text, or
Replace text.
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Define the intervals
and colors for the rule:
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Enter the individual values for
the intervals and then select a color. You can click the operator
between the intervals to change it.
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Click
to automatically populate the intervals. The
Populate
Intervals window is displayed.
You can specify
Number
of intervals,
Lower bounds,
and
Upper bounds. Click
OK.
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Specify the
Column in
which you want the gauge to be displayed
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Click
OK.
The table updates with the new display rule. The display rule appears
on the
Display Rules tab in the right pane.
Here is an example
of an automatically populated display rule that uses an icon:
Here is a list table
with the display rules applied:
Note: If a value falls outside
the bounds of the display rule intervals, no icon is displayed in
the list table
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(Optional) Click
on the
Display Rules tab
to edit the new display rule.
Add Display Rules to a List Table Using Color-Mapped Values
To specify a new display
rule for a table using color-mapped values:
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If it is not already
selected, select the table in the canvas that you want to update.
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In the right pane, click
the
Display Rules tab. Click
New.
The
Add New Display Rule window is displayed.
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Click
Color-mapped
values. The
Add New Display Rule window
expands to show the details for the color-mapped values.
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Select the
Column
or value to which you want to apply the display rule.
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Click in the box to
enter a value for the display rule.
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Select a color for the
display rule.
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(Optional) Repeat the
steps for entering a value and selecting a color.
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(Optional) Select the
Other check
box. Then, select a color.
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Using the list, specify
where you want to apply the colors.
In the following example,
values and colors have been specified for products in a list table.
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Click
OK.
The table updates with the display rules.
The display rule appears
on the
Display Rules tab in the right pane.
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(Optional) Click
on the
Display Rules tab
to change the table-level display rule to a report-level display rule.
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