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Table Column Properties

There are four types of columns in a table, Common Column, Detail Column, Group Column, and Summary Column. They all share the same properties. This topic describes the properties of a table column.

Property Name	Description
General
Display Name	Specifies the display name of the object. Data type: String
Instance Name	Shows the instance name of the object. This property is read only.
Others
Auto Fit	Specifies whether to adjust the width of the object according to the contents. Data type: Boolean
Export to CSV	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the CSV output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to Excel	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the Excel output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to HTML	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the HTML output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to PDF	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the PDF output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to PostScript	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the PostScript output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to Report Result	Specifies whether or not to include the object in Web Report Studio and in the Web Report Result output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to RTF	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the RTF output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to Text	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the Text output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Export to XML	Specifies whether or not to include the object in the XML output of the report. Data type: Boolean
Invisible	Specifies whether to show or hide the object. All formulas and calculations will still be performed if the property is set to true. Data type: Boolean

• If a table contains a merged cell that is across columns and there are absolutely positioned objects in the cell, when you exclude a column which is not the last column for this merged cell from the report output, Logi Report Engine recalculates the X coordinates of these objects that are in the excluded column and tries to display them in the output if space allows; however, this may result in that some objects get overlapped in their new position in the output.
• Because one cell in Excel can only contain one value, if you exclude a table column from the Excel output, Logi Report Engine is not able to display the value of a data field which is originally in the excluded column in the Excel output if the new position of the field is in a cell that already contains a value, even when the field satisfies the conditions as described earlier.

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