Hi,
Is there anyway in which we can put a different border for every 7th row and a different border for the first 6 rows? Every 7 rows have the same rptrow value!
I've tried to use the conditional formatting in the format section but that doesnt seem to work. May be because i have another condition already on it for changing it to % or numeric value?
kindly Help!
Border every 7th row
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Re: Border every 7th row
And what exactly did you try?AlvinPresley wrote:I've tried to use the conditional formatting in the format section but that doesnt seem to work.
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Re: Border every 7th row
You can do this in the Active Form Format Area. Add a row in your format area, give it the ID you want ( for example N7 ) and apply the formatting you want for that rowAlvinPresley wrote:Hi,
Is there anyway in which we can put a different border for every 7th row and a different border for the first 6 rows? Every 7 rows have the same rptrow value!
I've tried to use the conditional formatting in the format section but that doesnt seem to work. May be because i have another condition already on it for changing it to % or numeric value?
kindly Help!
Then in the first column of your Data Range, write some formula ( you can use Excel Formulas or TM1 Formulas ) that will return "N7" for the rows you want to apply that specific formatting
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Re: Border every 7th row
What Ardian said should work for sure.
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Re: Border every 7th row
Assuming you can figure out where you went wrong with your conditional formatting, the easiest is to add a condition like:
You would need to on which row you want the change and change the 0 in the code above accordingly.
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=MOD(ROW(),7)=0
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Re: Border every 7th row
Hello People!
Thank you for your suggestions! I had to change the entire formatting area to set things right! Thanks to Ardi..It did work..that is what i did..I was just looking for a workaround though. Anyways, figured that this way was much simpler and a straight forward approach! Thanks again!
Cheers
Thank you for your suggestions! I had to change the entire formatting area to set things right! Thanks to Ardi..It did work..that is what i did..I was just looking for a workaround though. Anyways, figured that this way was much simpler and a straight forward approach! Thanks again!
Cheers