1.8

automatically overflow into as many pages as necessary to output all rows and it can display a
transport line.
Dynamic Tables are only available when the loaded record set or Data Mapping Configuration
contains transactional data in one or more detail tables (see "Loading data" on page594).
Creating a Dynamic Table
To create a Dynamic Table:
1. Open the Insert Detail Table dialog. There are several ways to do that:
l Drag the data field that contains the name of the detail table into the template.
l
On the menu select Insert > Table > Detail.
l
On the toolbar, click the Insert detail table button.
2. Enter the table's desired attributes:
l
ID: A unique identifier for the table. IDs are used to access the table from scripts and
as CSS selectors for style rules.
l
Class: A class identifier for the table. Classes can be shared between elements and
are used to access the table from scripts and as CSS selectors for style rules.
l
Detail Table: Use the drop-down to select which detail table to display within the
dynamic table.
l
Width: Enter the width of the table.
A Dynamic Table is always inserted at the cursor position.
3.
Click Next and select which fields should show up in the Dynamic Table.
The order of the fields indicates in which order columns are displayed in the dynamic
table, from left to right. Select a line and then use the Up and Down buttons to change the
order of the columns.
You could change the placeholder for each data field as well; just click a placeholder to
edit it.
4.
Click Next and check Calculate Subtotals to enable the options for a (sub)total at the
end and (in Print sections) transport lines. The options are:
l
Column: Use the drop-down list to select the field that contains the currency value
to be used to calculate the subtotal of the table. This field generally contains the
result of item prices multiplied by the quantity.
Page 619