Managing Report Elements
A report is made up of multiple elements. Examples of report elements are
Text, Table, Chart, etc. You can manipulate the properties of each element
independent of the others in that report.
This section reviews the properties of each element using the 'Ad Hoc' report
in the Tutorial folder, but you can follow along with any report. Menu items
that are common to all elements (e.g., Data Query) are discussed later.
You can change any element's position or add additional elements using
Move, Insert, and Append. Make sure you are in Ad Hoc mode. Right-click
on any element and you will see a menu like those below. (The Append
menu is identical to the Insert menu).
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Additional options might be available
depending on the element.
You can use Move to move an element up or down. Insert allows you to
insert an element in the report. Append allows you to add an element after
the current one. Following are the elements that can be inserted/appended
using the above feature:
- Table
- Chart
- Section
- Text
- TextBox
- Image
- Separator
- Newline
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