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January 4, 2024
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Cube View Row Overrides for Shared Column

  • January 4, 2024
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Hello-

I am looking to build a shared column template to use across a number of existing row templates. One Column needs a format override applied to all rows.

Unfortunately, CV row sets that this needs to be applied to, have differing naming conventions, (not row1, row2 , etc)

When defining the Row Range in the Row Override, is it possible to have enter value that will apply to all rows? regardless of the name?

Regards

Best answer by db_pdx

Hi Keith: 

One Column needs a format override applied to all rows.


That is typically applied in the Column Formatting, no overrides necessary.  If this is being overwritten by your row formatting double check if you can move some of the recurring row formatting up into the Cube View Default formatting. This way you can apply the column formatting and it will not be overwritten later.

For reference, formatting is evaluated in order as follows:

Application Default
Cube View Default
Column Formatting
Row Formatting
Column Overrides
Row Overrides

Edit: wording.

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db_pdxAnswer
January 4, 2024

Hi Keith: 

One Column needs a format override applied to all rows.


That is typically applied in the Column Formatting, no overrides necessary.  If this is being overwritten by your row formatting double check if you can move some of the recurring row formatting up into the Cube View Default formatting. This way you can apply the column formatting and it will not be overwritten later.

For reference, formatting is evaluated in order as follows:

Application Default
Cube View Default
Column Formatting
Row Formatting
Column Overrides
Row Overrides

Edit: wording.

April 9, 2024

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January 4, 2024

Thank You! - That was it. formats stepping on each other.