Output format in report

Kalaiselvan shared this question 6 years ago
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Hi Team,

I tried to used calculated field to format my output for particular field, but it seems that the calculated field is not working. Could you please check and advice me?

I have attached here the calculated field, current result that i am getting now and the expected result for your reference.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Kalaiselvan

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Hi Kalaiselvan,

it looks like you are replacing all Line Feed characters with Carriage Return characters, so because of this I am assuming you are on a Mac, not a Linux or Windows box.

Even though you are on a Mac, it might be worth trying to replace the single LF with CRLF. I suggest this because I remember a few years back there was another part of the application where the line breaks weren't as expected.

Also, how did the calculated field look with just the original LF as the line break?


regards,

David

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Hi David,

Thanks for your response. I am using Windows 7 and Chrome browser for Yellowfin. I am trying to mirror my Oracle BI report in to YF by using SQL Code. Please find the below SQL codes that i am using in Oracle BI and YF for the same requirement

Oracle BI : REPLACE ("Travel Detail"."Request Description", CHAR(13),'<BR>')

Yellowfin : TRANSLATE("WF_TRAVEL_MEASURES"."REQUEST_DESCRIPTION", CHR(13), CHR(10)) – I have updated the formula in YF report

Even though I updated code like as Oracle BI, I couldn’t the get same BI result in YF. Could you please check and advice/suggest to get the same output in YF (as mentioned in the Expectation screenshot)

Regards,

Kalaiselvan

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Hi Kalaiselvan,

you can achieve this by using Yellow's powerful feature called Custom CSS.

The wiki article for the above link explains how to do this, but just to make it quicker for you, here are the steps:

1) right click the field you want to have the line breaks and choose Inspect Element:


/OONGEpgCwAAAAASUVORK5CYIIA

2) Take a note of the class name of the element:



3) create a CSS file containing the following:


td.rpt66177.rpt66177f2 {
white-space: pre
}


4) Paste it in <yellowfin>\appserver\webapps\ROOT\customcss

(call the file whatever you like)

and restart Yellowfin.


And that's all there is to it!


/D9KvjaH1oVYAAAAAAElFTkSuQmCCAA==


If you have any questions or issues with this please don't hesitate to let me know.


regards,

David

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