I have invoice print layout designed using the advanced layout designer. I can add the branch logo. But I cannot add any other picture , say I have a static image that should come in all invoices. I cannot see an option to browse my PC folders and select an image in advance layout designer
Thanks
link is available from the report properties rather than field properties
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I created a Tableau Workbook/Dashboard to easily view (by state) a list of all the growers in our network. Within Tableau, I can easily view the company's info with the Tooltip and a linked window to their website. But, my employers would like me to add images directly into the tool tip, so that when the cursor hovers over a specific shipper, both their information and images of their products are displayed. Below is a link to my public test workbook.
https://public.tableau.com/profile/glen2530#!/vizhome/Test1_15935250992760/Dashboard1?publish=yes
An option would be to use the Viz in Tooltip, where you display another worksheet in the tooltip. This will be some work in your case; you would need to get all of the images and use them in Tableau as custom shapes.
You could create a worksheet with all of the growers and their images as shapes. Then, using the above viz in tooltip, filter that worksheet in the tooltip to only return that growers image.
Creating from blank Powerapp canvas Sharepoint lookup fields are not visible when editing form.
It is working fine if I start creating my app from Sharepoint data however I need tablet/web layout. I am using on-prem Sharepoint data and a gateway.
Update: As a workaround I was able to convert my phone layout app derived from sharepoint list to a tablet layout by saving to local folder and updating the properties json file.
Steps:
Save phone layout app created from sharepoint data to local folder.
Create a blank app from tablet layout and save to local folder.
Rename both .msapp files by adding the .zip extension.
Extract both file to one directory
open the properties.json file of both apps and update the LocalConnectionReferences, DocumentLayoutWidth, DocumentLayoutHeight, DocumentLayoutOrientation, DocumentAppType to be the same as the value of the blank app
Save and drag updated properties.json to the original zip file.
Rename from zip to msapp extension.
Reopen from powerapps, browse from local folder.
Click App Settings.Click Screen size + orientation.
In the Size radio button, select 3:2. Click Apply.Click Save.
In the Size radio button, select 16:9.Click Apply.Click Save.
Would you be willing to try this method? (You can mute the sound if it bothers you.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGhiNakRx6Q
If you don't like that approach:
Forms: Try selecting the form control, then use the right properties panel to click on edit fields. The lookup column should be listed in the area with the checkboxes. If it is a brand new lookup column that you recently added to SharePoint, then try saving and closing your app, then reopening to force a hard refresh of the data.
Galleries: Click on the label control where you want the lookup, then use the formula bar TEXT property and use the formula ThisItem. followed by the field name then followed by another . (dot) then Value.
I recently created a custom contour chart in excel to display my data colored with a heat-map color mapping. I'm using a Excel 2011 on a Mac. I can't find a way to reuse the saved template. The help instructs me to
Click the chart
On the Charts tab, under Change Chart Type, click Other, and then under Templates, click the chart template that you created.
There is no "Templates" Icon Group or an entry in the menu.
What am I missing here?
It is really not obvious!
You have to scroll down the chart type list (toolbar Charts/button Other)
The saved templates are "hidden" at the very end of the list.
=>It is especially handy when you need to draw many of the same charts.
Yes, on the other side to save a chart as template you just need to:
- Right click on the finished chart
or
- Select the menu Chart/Save as template...
Your saved templates are under Change Chart Type --> Other, you just have to scroll down below the radar charts. I know, not very intuitive....
The answer did not work for my Mac version of Excel. First I needed to unhide the Library folder with a terminal command:
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
After that I needed to look up (Google) where Excel writes down its Chart Templates:
../Library/Application Support/Office/Chart Templates/
Only after that I was able to do what is suggested above, right-click an existing chart and save it as a template. Phew!
Thanks for sharing.
I was able to apply the template by doing the following:
/Users/username/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/Chart Templates/Your_template_Name.crtx
then go to Charts > Other > Scroll down to the bottom > Select your template(s) from the Templates section
On Mac OS I couldn't apply a saved template from any location. The templates have to be saved in the Excel's templates folder. To find it go to chart design -> change chart type -> Manage Templates...
Once you copy your templates to this folder, if you go to
chart design -> change chart type -> templates
you'll be able to apply your template.
I had to put my templates here, perhaps because I also have a previous office version installed??
Mac OS, Excel v. 16.64
/Users/me/Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/User Content.localized/Chart Templates.localized
(Search for Chart templates with system files revealed in Finder.)
I have been trying to get an icon to show in the iNotes calendar control. I set the colEntryIcon to the programatic name of the column in the view. Still no luck. Also I noticed when dissecting the Teamroom template, the Calendar page in that app does not show an icon even though the colEntryIcon is set and it does show an icon in the classic notes view in teamroom. Many thanks for any assistance.
I just gave it a try with the teamroom template:
If I choose one of the "bigger" grids like 2 weeks, or month, icons only show onMouseOver:
If I choose a different calendarType with a smaller grid (week, day, or below, or summarized view) icons show both onMouseOver and in the grid:
Please double-check that the REST service's colEntryIcon property holds the correct programmatic name for your icon column (for a standard mail calendar that would be "$149")!
I have a scorecard with hierarchy in PerformancePoint dashboard.
By default everything is expanded (drilled down to the lowest level), is there any way I can prevent this, so when I load a scorecard everything will be collapsed (not drilled down) ?
Default:
Desired:
Select "all children" instead of "all descendants".
Atleast that did the trick for me when creating charts.
Right click on the dimension column of the Scorecard.
Click Select Members
Select Children of "All" as shown in image below.
Click OK
Save
Caution: If you expand any member and save, the score card will also appear expanded.
How you see the scorecard in Dashboard Designer, it will appear exactly the same in the Browser.
Thanks,
Merin
When you view the scorecard from dashboard designer, All you need to do is unexpand which levels you do not want to show. This will create a default for all your viewers to see.