In my opinion I am missing a few Extender Types?
The extenders which I now have available to me:
- Custom_display_format
- Default_editable_cube
- Maps
- Resource_scheduler
Who can tell me more about it?
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I would like to know more about the possibilities of Extenders.
In my opinion I am missing a few Extender Types?
The extenders which I now have available to me:
Who can tell me more about it?
In my opinion I am missing a few Extender Types?
The extenders which I now have available to me:
Who can tell me more about it?
Userlevel 3
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Hello Harm,
You are completely up to date with the Extenders. Grid column groups used to be an extender but is now available in the model.
You can find the grouping of the grid columns in User Interface -> Subjects -> Components -> Grid. By filling the fields Next Group and Label, the subsequent fields will be grouped group and placed beneath the chosen label.
Does this answer your question?
You are completely up to date with the Extenders. Grid column groups used to be an extender but is now available in the model.
You can find the grouping of the grid columns in User Interface -> Subjects -> Components -> Grid. By filling the fields Next Group and Label, the subsequent fields will be grouped group and placed beneath the chosen label.
Does this answer your question?
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- Superhero
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18 January 2019
Hello Peter,
That is good to hear! But I was looking for a way to make a column header two rows high. This is useful for columns in which the data is relatively small and the header is relatively wide. For a column like ‘status date’ I would like to see status and date underneath each other in the header of a column.
That is good to hear! But I was looking for a way to make a column header two rows high. This is useful for columns in which the data is relatively small and the header is relatively wide. For a column like ‘status date’ I would like to see status and date underneath each other in the header of a column.
Userlevel 3
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Hello Harm,
If you want the list header to be multiple rows high, then you should use line breaks in the the translation of the column.
If you want the list header to be multiple rows high, then you should use line breaks in the the translation of the column.
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18 January 2019
Ester,
Thank you! It does work like I wanted it to.
Kind regards,
Harm
Thank you! It does work like I wanted it to.
Kind regards,
Harm
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