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Report development - Adding conditional reporting

Written by Frank Keizer
Updated over 2 months ago

In this article we discuss how to add conditional reporting to your report. By conditional reporting we mean that we either DO or DO NOT report certain parts of a report under conditions. Most often this is not showing a table when its empty.

The following syntax can be used as an example to quick start your conditional reporting challenge:

A. {d.REPORT_Risk_Report.System[i].isriskfor_Risk_reverse[0]:ifEM() :drop(row)}

B. {d.REPORT_Risk_Report.System[i].isriskfor_Risk_reverse[0]:ifEM() :keep(row)}}

Note: be sure to not use "i" but "0" between brackets.

To learn more, please watch the below instruction video.

Content

0:00 Introduction

0:55 Adding a condition to hide

3:20 Inspecting the result

4:35 Adding a condition to show

6:35 Not query data

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