Would it be possible to export a report with images arranged in the reading direction, like a comic book ?
Could you update if those images are from the same record or different records -meaning one image per record. Also if those images are from different records, is there one image per record?
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Only one image per record.
Thank you and how many records max a report is likely to have? And is it a report of only images or other columns as well?
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For a maximum of one thousand records should be suitable. Both solutions, with and without another column, can be interesting, because I would like to be able to create different templates.
Thank you. Just a while ago, I responded to an exactly similar requirement. The poster there wishes to have bar codes in the gallery view format.
How to Print Barcode Labels - Google Cloud Community
You could replace “Table Name”, with “Slice Name” , if you have certain rows from the table in the images. You can create a slice to filter rows with the desired range, such as dates or status ( approved etc) or such similar ranges.
<START: Table Name[Key Column] >> <<IFS(MOD(COUNT( SPLIT( ANY( SPLIT( (" , " & Table Name[Key Column] & " , “), (” , " &[Key Column] & " , “) ) ), ” , " ) ), 4)=1, [Image Column] )>> <> |
<START: Table Name[Key Column] >> <<IFS(MOD(COUNT( SPLIT( ANY( SPLIT( (" , " & Table Name[Key Column] & " , “), (” , " &[Key Column] & " , “) ) ), ” , " ) ), 4)=2, [Image Column] )>> <> |
<START: Table Name[Key Column] >> <<IFS(MOD(COUNT( SPLIT( ANY( SPLIT( (" , " & Table Name[Key Column] & " , “), (” , " &[Key Column] & " , “) ) ), ” , " ) ) , 4)=3, [Image Column] )>> <> |
<START: Table Name[Key Column] >> <<IFS(MOD(COUNT( SPLIT( ANY( SPLIT( (" , " & Table Name[Key Column] & " , “), (” , " &[Key Column] & " , “) ) ), ” , " ) ), 4)=0, [Image Column] )>> <> |
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Edit: made a minor change in last column’s expression. It needs to he compared with 0 and not 4 as earlier I mistakenly mentioned.
Edit2: Made a change to the denominator in the expression. Changed it from Table Name[Key Column] to 4 as we need images in 4 columns.
Edit3: There was a typo in MOD() expression, which I have corrected above. So now the above shared template should work. I have updated the typo details and also test results on a test app in the post thread How to Print Barcode Labels - Google Cloud Community
Please take a look at that thread as well.
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