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Report with a variable number of columns
Kyle Jorgensen
over 7 years ago
What would be the best approach to create a report with a variable number of columns?
I am creating a report that aggregates project cost data by customer and division that can be filtered by certain project attributes. I can create a DB view with a variable number of columns, but I'm not sure if Appian data types support a variable number of fields.
I've attached a mockup of what the base data looks like and what the report I am looking to create looks like.
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Kyle Jorgensen
over 7 years ago
Thanks for all the feedback. The issue I am having is not around conditionally displaying fields, but rather allowing the interface to be able to handle additional customer accounts being added without requiring modifications. If a new customer is added to the customer table then the report should have an additional column added without any designer update to the interface.
@ravitejavj The users would prefer to have this functionality within Appian reports rather than having a xlsx file download. The max column approach sounds like it could work; how do you map the CDT to the underlying view in that case?
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Kyle Jorgensen
over 7 years ago
Thanks for all the feedback. The issue I am having is not around conditionally displaying fields, but rather allowing the interface to be able to handle additional customer accounts being added without requiring modifications. If a new customer is added to the customer table then the report should have an additional column added without any designer update to the interface.
@ravitejavj The users would prefer to have this functionality within Appian reports rather than having a xlsx file download. The max column approach sounds like it could work; how do you map the CDT to the underlying view in that case?
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