Generate Image on PDF

Hi All,

I’m having trouble generating images into PDF. My table structure is as follows: a progress table and a consumption table.
The consumption table is a child of the progress table, with the reference progress ID.
The highlighted attachment is the one with the image in the material name.

thanks before

What is the trouble that you are having?

thanks @Marc_Dillon for the responded

So I want to put the image in the consumption table into the PDF according to its respective column, such as the 
- image in the CCTV-01 S/N column in the consumption table is put into Photo Documentation in the CCTV-01 S/N box
- image in the CCTV-02 S/N column in the consumption table is put into Photo Documentation in the CCTV-02 S/N box

and the others like that
I tried to make a formula like in the attachment, but the result of the PDF has many blank rows

Why are there four child records for that one parent, and the images are spread amongst them in that manner? Is there just supposed to be a single image per parent per title image label that you have in the template?

for images i need one or can be more for one item material, eg.

  • for item one camera , i need 3 images (serial number, installation & pointing image)
  • for item one switch, i need 2 images (serial number & installation image)

so i make 3 columns for camera and 2 columns for switch

i make on doc template like on attach and the results like i need :slight_smile:

Just to confirm, you have solved it yourself, right?

I don’t like the structure of that child table. I can’t quite follow what you’re saying exactly, but I’m thinking it would be better to have another table below it, a grandchild table, where it’s one record per image. Just like the consumption table seems to be maybe one record per item (but even that I’m not so sure about).

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Dear @Marc_Dillon

thanks for your responded

for this Just to confirm, you have solved it yourself, right? → so far that’s all i need

and for grandchild table → I apologize for the time being, the existing table structure can accommodate i needs.