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Selecting a format
The format of each value can be chosen when creating a table.
In an existing table you can change the formatting in two ways:
l Select the element that contains the value (i.e. a cell or a Span element) and then use the
Format drop-down on the "Attributes pane" on page1118.
l Open the "Source tab" on page1142 and manually add the desired format to the cell
using the data-format attribute (see "A Dynamic Table's data- attributes" on
page879).
Hiding an empty Dynamic Table
The number of rows in a Dynamic Table is variable, as it depends on a detail table in the data.
You can hide a table that does not contain any data. There are two ways to achieve that.
l When creating a Dynamic Table, you can check the option Hide when empty. (See
"Creating a Dynamic Table" on page866.)
l For an existing Dynamic Table you can select the table (see "Selecting an element" on
page669) and check the option Hide when empty on the "Attributes pane" on
page1118.
Hiding an empty table row
Empty rows are omitted from a Dynamic Table by default.
A row is considered empty if all elements with a data-field attribute in that row refer to empty
data fields. Any additional text is not taken into account.
To keep empty rows visible in the output:
l Switch to Source view.
l Add the data-keep-when-empty attribute to the respective <tr> element(s). For
example:
<tr data-repeat="Instruments" data-keep-when-empty="">.
Tip
To locate a row you can select it on the "Outline pane" on page1127.
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