Formatting Options Reference

You can configure the design of your report using a range of formatting options.

These options can be applied from individual report configuration tabs, or from the report layout after you have specified your configuration options.

Configuration Tab Formatting

Formatting toolbars are available in the following tabs:

  • Table Details
  • Lens Configuration
  • Subtotals
  • Measure Columns

These formatting options, when applied to sections and row formulas, control the appearance of the data displayed in each row. To enable formatting, click each row and apply your required formatting with the formatting toolbar. You can select a row to see any formatting applied to it.

Tip:

You can use the top-level multi-select checkbox to apply formatting to multiple rows in your report.

Formatting Toolbar

The following formatting options are available from the formatting toolbar, depending on the tab in which it is displayed.

Formatting Options
Option Description
Font

The font family applied. The following options are available:

  • "Arial" - this is the default.
  • "Calibri"
  • "Cambria"
  • "Helvetica"
  • "Times" - this is Times New Roman.
Notes:
  • The Measure Columns and Subtotals tabs also contain the "-" option. This option ensures that the font family is inherited from the relevant lens configuration.
  • The only available options for comments are "Arial" and "Times".
Size

The font size applied. The following options are available:

  • "6"
  • "8"
  • "10" - this is the default for table cells, including lens sections, subtotal rows, and measure columns.
  • "12" - this is the default for comments.
  • "14"
  • "16" - this is the default for table names.
  • "18"
Note:

The Measure Columns and Subtotals tabs also contain the "-" option. This option ensures that the font size is inherited from the relevant lens configuration.

  When selected, applies bold formatting to the text.
  When selected, applies italic formatting to the text.
Color Picker The color applied to the text.
Text Background Color The color applied to the background.
 

The line spacing applied to the text. This determines the height of the row in the table. The following options are available:

  • "Single" - this is the default.
  • "1.5 times"
  • "Double"
 

The horizontal alignment of the numeric value. The following options are available:

  • "Left"
  • "Center"
  • "Right" - this is the default.
Underline

The type and the color of the horizontal line applied below the text. The following line types are available:

  • "None" - this is the default.
  • "Single"
  • "Double"
  • "Single Bold"
  • "Double Bold"
Overline

The type and the color of the horizontal line applied above the text. The following line types are available:

  • "None" - this is the default.
  • "Single"
  • "Double"
  • "Single Bold"
  • "Double Bold"
Percentage Applies the percentage symbol to a calculation and displays up to five decimal places. The default value is "None". This means that the calculation result is not a percentage.
  When selected, the grouping dimension values are repeated for each row in the group. When deselected, the grouping dimension value is only displayed in the first row of the group.
  When selected, positive values are displayed as negative and negative values are displayed as positive.
 

When selected, the subtotal row is hidden if the grouping contains only one row. The remaining row uses the subtotal's formatting and custom label. This ensures that the row displays as its own subtotal instead of as a standard row, making it easier to identify.

Note:

If multiple successive subtotals are hidden because the row is the only row in multiple groups, the remaining row uses the formatting of the highest-level subtotal, which is the left-most dimension column.

  When selected, the subtotal row is displayed at the top of each group instead of at the bottom.
Suppresses row calculations for totals and subtotals When selected, the measure column is excluded from subtotals.

Resizing Table Height

You can resize your table's height by dragging it upwards to reduce its height, or downwards to increase it. To do so, navigate to the bottom right of your table, and drag the table to your preferred height.

Note:
  • The minimum height is the height of the table header plus one row.
  • The maximum height is the height of the table itself.

Ordering Reports

To order your reports within your board pack, you can drag and drop each report into your required position on the mapping window.

Report Comments

You can add comments to your reports to include a written explanation with your reports and their corresponding numbers. To add a comment to your report:

  1. Navigate to the Table Details tab.
  2. Enter your comment in the Comment section.
  3. Click Save.
Note:

If you copy and paste an unsupported font into the Comment section, your font automatically changes to Arial. If your pasted text size is unsupported, it automatically changes to a lower, even size.