I had seen and read some blog, document about using Pivot Table
But, the problems is I can't create Pivot Table because I can't find location of the screen in Sitemap.
I had added new Folder to storage all my new screen and when I choose selector Screen ID, I can't see it.
Have I missed any config to show it?
Have you tried opening the Generic Inquiry screen first, then in the upper right hand corner of the screen select Customization and then select Pivot Table. The screen will then take you where you need to be with the Screen ID selected for you.
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I am trying to create SSRS report with following information. I have class_name and Class_Location column at the same Level. but, Class has many students and it can be listed once i click + sign on the student names for that class. So, can anyone help witht his report
There are a few things you need to do.
Delete Class_Name and Class_Location columns from your report.
Make sure you only have Student_Name column in the Details group of the report.
In the Row Groups section right click on Details group and add a Parent Group, which will add an extra line in your report.
Drag and Drop Class_Name and Class_Location columns in to the parent group.
At this point your report will show Student_Name column grouped by Class_Name and Class_Location columns.
Now comes the part where you want to add the toggle function in your report, go to Row Groups section right click on Details group and go to Properties --> Visibility and make the following selections:
Display can be toggled by this report Item select your parent group there and it should work.
Drilldown reports tutorial may help to solve the issue. link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB1Y4m4Uxw0
I am creating a point geometries in a view from an x,y column in a postgresql/postgis table.
I do:
create or replace view my_points as
select
ST_SetSRID(ST_MakePoint(geo.x,geo.y), 2154) as geom,
pg_typeof(geom) as type
from table1
join table2 geo on table1.id = geo.id
Everything works fine in postgresql and I can see that this returns a view with a geometry in the column geom. Just for the sake of checking the type there is a second column type that checks if the format of geom is a geometry.
Now when I am in QGIS and try to bring the view in my layer list the following message appears:
Layer is not valid: The layer dbname='x' host=x port=5432 user='x' password='x' sslmode=x key='geom' srid=2154 type=POINT table="public"."my_points" (geom) sql= is not a valid layer and can not be added to the map
What is happening? Is not possible to create a geom in a query to be imported in QGIS?
ps: I use QGIS 2.8.1
You can load a PostGIS view in QGIS. However, your view needs to have a column with unique values for each row that can act as primary key. In QGIS, in the "Add PostGIS Table(s)" dialog, you need to specify this column in the "Primary Key" menu (in the screenshot below, this column is called id_tronc; the menu shows all available columns).
EDIT: The above solution will work, but the answer is not completely correct. QGIS does not need a Primary Key, at least newer versions. Problem was probably column type, see #tommaso-di-bucchianico's answer.
The problem is the field geom which is of type regtype. I don't know why exactly do this disturb Qgis but it does.
Change it to text and the view will work:
create or replace view my_points as
select
ST_SetSRID(ST_MakePoint(geo.x,geo.y), 2154) as geom,
pg_typeof(geom)::TEXT as type
from table1
join table2 geo on table1.id = geo.id
While specifying the primary key column in the "Add PostGIS Table(s)" dialog will certainly work, I wanted the convenience of a simple drag and drop (from Browser Panel to Layer Panel). What worked for me was to reorder the columns in the view definition so that the primary key column is first. Then I was able to simply drag the view from the Browser Panel directly into Layers Panel without error.
this is the first time posting here for me.
I have a quick question about excel. Currently I have an input page where I can input a project name and then fill out details on the project. Is there a way that I can store this information on another sheet? For example, if I type in "Project A" in the project input, then that will be saved in another sheet in a table or something, and the proceeding information (like date, price, etc) will be saved along with it. Then, if I type a new project name in, like "Project B", a new entry will be created with subsequent data.
Thank you!
The ancient Excel data form seems to still exist, even in Excel 2013.
Create a data table with headings and at least one row of data. Select the range and hit Ctrl-T or Insert > Table. This will turn the range into an Excel table.
Now either create a custom group on a ribbon and add the following command to this or your Quick Access Toolbar: All Commands > Form...
Select a cell in the table and hit the Form button that you just inserted into the QAT or the ribbon and you will see a dialog where you can create new rows in the table, and you see a few other buttons to manage data in the table, including deleting rows and searching data in existing rows.
That is the easiest no-code approach.
I have 4 tables organized hierarchically, from least detailed to most detailed: Table1 (higher level than 2) > Table2 (higher level than 3) > Table3 (higher level than 4) > Table4. Table1-3 are fully static. They do not change in components at all, so they were all hard coded through the storyboard. Now at table 4, the components may change, so I have managed through research and outside help to create and populate it programmatically.
Table4 has 2 sections with different number of rows. Say 2 rows in section 1 and 3 rows in 2. Now what I want to do is everytime the user click one of the cells in any rows, irrespective of sections, he/she is taken to the tabbarcontroller I currently designed on the storyboard. This tab bar has 2 tabs. The 1st tab when pushed should show general information about the component at the row just clicked on. The 2nd should show a bunch of statistics on that same component which row was clicked.
That is it. That is what I the end product should be able to do. I am currently stuck at how to create the segue from this table that is created programmatically (table4). In sort, this segue should be dynamic in the sense that irrespective of the row clicked, you are always taken to the same view (the tab bar).
I am happy to to work through this on my own if I can find some a good book or source on the internet that shows how to set this up from where I am today in the project. But I have searched and have failed to come up with anything.
I followed this great guide to help me add a search feature to my Access database:
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/howdoi/how-do-i-populate-an-access-list-control-with-the-results-of-a-dynamic-search/108
At the end it says:
"If you’re building a quote or order, use the list control’s Click or Double Click event to copy record(s) to a temporary table. It’s easy to implement using a fixed query for each search task."
I have managed to display all search results in a list box and I would like to be able to click on a customer to highlight them, and then press a button to add an order to the selected customer. I've been thinking how I could do it and I really can't get my head around it.
Any help would be appreciated.
It depends on how you build your database. My guess is that one easy way would be:
Create a table with customers;
Create an "Order" table with orders where you link the customers through a foreign key
You load the customers in a listbox. While making the name visible, it is actually the ID that you retrieve when clicking the listbox. You can configure this via the wizard in the design view of a table. You can make other forms appear by events on the listbox (eg. on click).
If you managed to retrieve the ID of the customer, and you have the data related to the order (data that can easily be extracted from form objects and loaded into variables ) what you need is an insert statement and insert the values in the "Order" tabel (including the customer ID, which is linked through the foreign key).
This way all order records are linked to the customer and can be queried later.
Due to my limited knowledge on your other requests, I cannot help you any further on the rest of your database design.
I hope that my reply could help you and that I understood your question correctly.
You can access info from a listbox via:
List.Value
Or if it is not the first column then:
List.Column(0,0)
0 being the column and row references.
You may also consider using a listview over a listbox and then you can access the relevant parts of a listview control with the following code:
ListView.SelectedItem
Or if it is not the first column then:
ListView.SelectedItem.SubItems(3)
3 being the column reference