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Gridlines missing in table control

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Experts,

I have a table control with row selection as 'X'. So i see a lead selection button for row. As per my requirement, i had to add radiobutton as first column in place of lead selection. After making this change, I see that:

Grid lines for rows & columns which were displayed earlier are missing now

Output looks as below after adding radio button:

Before adding radiobutton as first column, output looks as below with gridlines,

Please let me know what i am missing.

Best,

Aspire

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

ajeet_kumar1992
Explorer

Hi Bharath,

First you add radio button at first column in table control by just clicking radio button option in layout and then you go to properties of table control and there is a option named 'Separator', you just check both check boxes e.i, vertical and horizontal separator.

Regards

Ajeet

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Experts,

Can you please share your valuable inputs.

Best

Aspire

former_member228164
Participant
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Are you using table Control Wizard?

ajeet_kumar1992
Explorer

Hi Bharath,

First you add radio button at first column in table control by just clicking radio button option in layout and then you go to properties of table control and there is a option named 'Separator', you just check both check boxes e.i, vertical and horizontal separator.

Regards

Ajeet

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Or programmatically via the components V_GRID and H_GRID of the CONTROLS data object.

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Thanks a lot Sandra for this great tip. Let me try this.

Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor

I think that using a radiobutton to select a line is not a good idea: how would you deselect it once it's selected? (the radiobutton group is not vertical, it's horizontal, probably several consecutive buttons)

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Hi Ajeet,

Sorry for the huge delay in reply. I got dragged into a different project & could not get my hands on this issue. You nailed the solution.

As seen above, table control has a table icon to the top right that has been highlighted. Upon clicking it, we can access the properties of table control like setting the order of fields to be displayed, show/hide fields etc.. As mentioned my Ajeet, I see option to add horizontal & vertical separators in this popup.

Cheers,

Aspire