Help with Rich Text Elements on Dashboard
Hello -
On my dashboard I have several gauge reports showing as counters and the numbers are all different sizes (and appear bolded compared to other text on screen), so I would love to use a Rich ...
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How did you hide the column names in the header?
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Erica Norris
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In the example the element itself is just a single rich-text field in a report with one record - so I make the report and in the 'Column Properties' for that column I changed the column name to just a space character so that it picks up that there is content but nothing to actually show. You could also put a dash or make the field name something like Summary if you wanted something there.
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Chayce Duncan
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Everytime I would do that, it would change back after refreshing. I realized if I do that, then open the settings page and click save, it would keep it.
Do you have to do the same thing? But...I do not see a place in the settings screen to change it, am I missing it?Seems odd. Regardless, I figured it out by pursuing your suggestion, so thank you!
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Erica Norris
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Qrew Legend
Erica,
Erica,
The change will stick if you locate the original native report that you were using on the dashboard and make the change there.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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