Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
Well, you can actually hide a row by setting the height of the current row to zero. You need to base such height action on a variable set in the data master for the individual dataset. Otherwise all the data rows will be 'invisible'. Kent
Well, you can actually hide a row by setting the height of the current row to zero. You need to base such height action on a variable set in the data master for the individual dataset. Otherwise all the data rows will be 'invisible'. Kent
I need to be able to hide a column using the same logic of setting the width of a current column to zero. I presume that setting a column width to zero doesn't leave a gap in the table but allows the remaining columns to fill in the space. Is there a working example of how to implement the width or height action on a variable set in the data master?
Hi Kms,
I need to be able to hide a column using the same logic of setting the width of a current column to zero. I presume that setting a column width to zero doesn't leave a gap in the table but allows the remaining columns to fill in the space. Is there a working example of how to implement the width or height action on a variable set in the data master?
Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
Here's an example. It resizes a column to be 0, so it's effectively hidden. The other columns will move to fill the space where the column has been hidden.
What kind of table are you using? A text table, a data grid or a table?
What kind of table are you using? A text table, a data grid or a table?
Same problem for me, using a Data List.
Same problem for me, using a Data List.
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