Difference between revisions of "Hidden report generator columns"
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[:Category:Reports & Settings Report Generator functions|Report Generator functions]] | * [[:Category:Reports & Settings Report Generator functions|Report Generator functions]] | ||
| − | * [[Column | + | * [[Column types in the report generator]] |
| − | * [[How do I use | + | * [[How do I use calculation sequence?]] |
| − | * [[Why are there three ranges?]] | + | * [[Why are there three report ranges?]] |
* [[What is a report generator variable?]] | * [[What is a report generator variable?]] | ||
* [[REF:rprgvc01|Accessing the values of other columns.]] | * [[REF:rprgvc01|Accessing the values of other columns.]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:29, 12 April 2019
Summary
This article explains how to hide the results of a report column and how this can be useful.
More Information
How
A column with a "Position:" of '0' will not be included in the output of a report.
Purpose
Why have a column on a report that is hidden?
- The value of a column can be used in another column using the column variable 'C??'.
- If you are using a variable that is time consuming to evaluate (e.g. Period totals) and you use it more than once on a line, having it stored in a hidden column and accessing that column would mean that time consuming variable would only be evaluated once.
See also
- Report Generator functions
- Column types in the report generator
- How do I use calculation sequence?
- Why are there three report ranges?
- What is a report generator variable?
- Accessing the values of other columns.
