Report Table Properties
InetSoft's reporting software gives you sophisticated table property tools that help you get the most from your data visualizations. View the example below to learn more about the Style Intelligence solution.
This section presents attributes of the Table element. Right-click on a Table element, and select
‘Properties’ from the context menu. The properties dialog allows you to modify color, alignment,
font, and table
style, as well controlling the table flow.
Right-click on a Table element, and select ‘Format’ from the context menu. In the ‘Format’ dialog, you can assign format options such as the type/style of entry in the cell, the alignment, the color properties, and suppression options.
You can switch between tables and crosstabs (pivot tables) depending on yourneeds. Right-click on a Table element, and select ‘To Crosstab’. Note that the ‘Data Query’ interface now permits crosstab grouping.
A crosstab or pivot table has row and column grouping, and displays a lot of information in a concise aggregated form. Right-click on a table, and select ‘To Crosstab’ to change the grouping type and expose the crosstab options. All other functions, like formatting and properties, are just like a Table element.
Right-click on a Crosstab and choose ‘Options’. Right-click on a Crosstab element, and choose ‘To Table’. Note the ‘Data Query’ interface now permits table grouping.
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