means need to show the grid withe values with text. please see the screenshot...
Hello Subash,
Thank you for the question.
It is not possible to show text in the cells, because those values are aggregated (and there is no way to aggregate text values).
But, please take a look at the Flat Table demo, maybe it will suit your needs.
Best regards,
Ian
Hi,
I have the same scenario described by subash. Since this was asked in 2015, I am writing now to know if something has changed. The problem of the flat table is we loose the grouping, which is the great feature I guess. Just wondering if there is any "hack" (this could be tip for future releases) to use the sum or any operator in formula and concatenate strings. Just in case I am attaching a model for what I wanted to achieve.
Thank you,
Rodrigo
Hello, Rodrigo,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
We would like to kindly inform you that only count
and distinct count
are available for the string
data type.
However, as a workaround we suggest using the customizeCell
API call in order to achieve the desired functionality. For example, an approach for your case can be similar to the following:
string
or number
. The hierarchy is going to be used as a wrapper for an actual description.
{
"Agent": "Agent B",
"State": "VIC",
...
"Description": ''
},
{
"Agent": "Agent A",
"State": "VIC",
...
"Description": ''
}
{
"Agent": "Agent B",
"State": "VIC",
...
"Description": '',
"Description Text": "The desired text"
},
property
. This will hide the field from the Field List. Also, the hierarchy
property has to be set to the name of the hierarchy the description is about. Data types should be specified using the mapping
property of the dataSource
object. The structure has to be similar to the following:
mapping: {
Agent: {
type: "string"
},
State: {
type: "string"
},
...
"Description Text": {
type: "property",
hierarchy: "Airline"
}
}
customizeCell
method so it replaces the cell's inner text with an appropriate description. E.g.:
flexmonster.customizeCell(function customizeCellFunction(cell, data) {
if (data.measure && data.type != 'header' && data.measure.uniqueName == "Description") {
for (let elem of data.rows) {
if (elem.hierarchyName == "Airline")
cell.text = elem.properties["Description Text"];
}
}
});
Please check out an example we have prepared for you.
More information about customizeCell
API provided by Flexmonster can be found following the link: customizeCell method.
Detailed description of the mapping
object: Mapping Object.
Manual on using JSON data types: Data Types in JSON.
We hope it works for you.
Do not hesitate to contact us in case of any additional questions on this point.
Best regards,
Illia
Hi Illia,
Thanks for your reply. I made a small test in my project and worked to display text, but apparently it lost the sum aggregation. Even seeing in the fiddle example, the other columns ("2020 Sales TTV" and "2019 Sales TTV") are now counting, even though the measure is saying to sum. Is there anything I am missing?
Just another thing I want to clarify as well: whenever you use the mapping object, you need to provide everything you have on measures right? I am saying that because my project is under React and the measures I have them inside state, because I was changing according to the user dynamically.
When I tested your example, I was getting error in the console, but then I tested deleting measures not mapped and worked (just the problem now with the counting rather than sum). So, if I provide the mapping, has to be everything I might have as measures, right?
Sorry to bother and thank you once again,
Rodrigo
Hello, Rodrigo,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
As for aggregation of the columns "2020 Sales TTV" and "2019 Sales TTV", the reason for such behavior was incorrect type definition in the mapping
object. We have modified an example so it displays the correct information with all required aggregations available.
Talking about the mapping
object, you are right about the fact that all hierarchies and measures from the data set have to be at least mentioned in it. In case some hierarchies are missed in the mapping
object, they will be ignored by the component and do not appear in the Field List. However, we recommend specifying the type of hierarchy in order to avoid unexpected results due to automatic type recognition.
We hope it helps.
Do not hesitate to contact us in case additional questions on this point occur.
Best regards,
Illia
Hi Illia,
Thank you very much.