Grid only has one row

RE: Grid only has one row

Matthias Brixius — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 14:44:13 GMT

Wonderful! My thanks to you, this works perfectly for my case!

RE: Grid only has one row

agam — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 13:45:42 GMT

Hi Matthias,

You could use something like this. Use index in case different columns of your cdt may not have same length

local!data: {
fixingDate: { "28/02/2022", "29/02/2022" },
fixingFactor: { 1, 1 },
fixingType: { 3, 3 },
fixingLevel: { 1, 1 },
underlying: { "Test", "Test" }
},
local!gridData: a!forEach(
items: enumerate(
count(cast(typeof({}), local!data.fixingDate))
),
expression: {
fixingDate: local!data.fixingDate[fv!index],
fixingFactor: local!data.fixingFactor[fv!index],
fixingType: local!data.fixingType[fv!index],
fixingLevel: local!data.fixingLevel[fv!index],
underlying: local!data.underlying[fv!index]
}
)

RE: Grid only has one row

Matthias Brixius — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 12:54:34 GMT

Quick follow-up.. what would you advise in order to go from {"test","test"} to {"test"}, {"test"} ? Apparently neither count nor len work for variables with multiple in it..

RE: Grid only has one row

Matthias Brixius — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 12:15:35 GMT

Oh, I understand! Problem is that the CDT is already used in many other instances, so I cannot change the CDT. I can however change the way I use the local, so thanks for the tip!

RE: Grid only has one row

agam — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 11:41:58 GMT

Hi Matthias,

Instead of making the variables in the CDT as multiple, why dont you make them single and use your CDT as a multiple variable, so that your data can look like the below:

local!data: {
{
fixingDate: "28/02/2022",
fixingFactor: 1,
fixingType: 3,
fixingLevel: 1,
underlying: "Test"
},
{
fixingDate: "28/02/2022",
fixingFactor: 1,
fixingType: 3,
fixingLevel: 1,
underlying: "Test"
}
}

Note that the grid will be making rows based on the count of your product_cdt and not what it's internal structure is.

RE: Grid only has one row

Matthias Brixius — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 11:34:24 GMT

I tested like this and used the local as the data source for the grid:

local!data:
{
fixingDate: {"28/02/2022", "28/02/2022"},
fixingFactor: {1, 1},
fixingType: {3, 3},
fixingLevel: {1, 1},
underlying: {"Test", "Test"}
},

The concerned variables in the CDT are set to multiple

RE: Grid only has one row

agam — Thu, 03 Feb 2022 11:14:53 GMT

Can you check if your rule input is declared as multiple ?

and, can you also provide your testing values for this rule input ?