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1. | Within a panel, add the number of panels that equals the number of desired columns
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2. | For each column, set the desired Width (% preferred) to defined the size of each column
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3. | Add fields inside each column.
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As you are building your report, you will be working with various elements. Elements can be split into two categories based of off complexity of the content:
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To allow for faster addition of Form Fields, several additional elements are preconfigured for you upon dropping a Field onto a form. For example text based field types (Number, Text Area, Muliple Multiple Choice, etc.) are dropped onto the report as two Labels (one for the field label and one to display the field value) wrapped inside Panel component. After a Field has been added, all of these components can be altered to fit your needs.
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Upon dropping a field onto your report, the Panel has a Hide Expression added automatically to hide itself and the elements inside, if the record being reported contains no value. If you would like this to be hidded hidden using a different set of rules, this may be adjusted from the Properties menu. |
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File Upload field types have the same structure as the text based field types, except that they are using an Image component to display the field’s value.
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1. | Go to the elements tab and add a line component as the last element inside the Panel.
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2. | Select the line and open the Properties tab. | |||
3. | Type last() inside the Hide Expression property to hide the line in the last row. |
Working with Images
How to fix stretched images
To keep the aspect ratio of your images, set a value only for one of the size properties: Width or Height.
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