How to hide column from a!gridField()

Sorry. I meant to say gridLayout instead of gridField()

@erickp Hi, rather than including a null in the value of 'headerCells', 'columnConfigs' and 'rows 'attributes, I would like to suggest to take a look at following alternatives:

Option - 1: Use {} instead of null. But afaik this won't work in all cases.

headerCells: {
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
\t if(
\t ri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
),
\ t{}
\t )
}

Option - 2: Provide a set of values derived based on a condition. This helps definitely in all cases and especially when Option - 1 fails.


headerCells: if(
\tri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
)
},
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
)
}
\t)

To the best of my knowledge, one of the either options discussed above should do the job and do let us know if you have follow-up questions.

I had already tried option 1 using {} and it didn't work. Your option number 2 gave me an idea of what to do and I actually just did it. It worked. Thanks!

The attached code is inside a gridLayout(). For some strange reason, when ri!qcData_cdt.reviewTypeCode_int = 6, the code doesn't work. What might be happening? Check the attached document for details.

supporting_document.txt

@erickp Try doing as mentioned below and to the best of my knowledge, it should do the job. Please do let us know your experience post testing it.

if(
cast(
1,
property(
ri!qcData_cdt,
"reviewTypeCode_int",
""
)
) <> 6,
,

)

Excellent. That worked! Thanks!