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Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

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nihou
Asteroid

Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

I have set up a rule to replace all Null() with "N/A", but it still blank once I render and open the report.  Any suggestions?

 

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nihou
Asteroid

Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

I have set up a rule to replace all Null() with "N/A", but it still blank once I render and open the report.  Any suggestions?

 

emwahq_0-1619713780451.png

 

apathetichell
Arcturus

Re: Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

Can you do this in a formula before the Table?

 

If it's a numeric format and the field has no negative values- I believe that you can use <=0 and get it to recognize as null().

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Re: Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

@apathetichell it is a String, I do not want commas, I can send you a screenshot.

 

Re: Basic Table - Column Styling Rules

Sure - but if it's a string just set it up however you want in formula beforehand.

 

You can use a blanket if isempty([field]) then "N/A" else replace([field],",",""). endif

 

the table formatting properties are great for numbers where you don't want to lose the ability to do numeric options with them. for strings - just pre-format.