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The Edit Report Style dialog lets you edit the attributes of a style—things like typeface, font size, background color, etc.—to control the appearance of part of a ManagePLUS report.
Basics Accessing it
| 1. | Click in a cell of a report spreadsheet, to select a part of the report for which you want to change formatting (appearance).
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| 2. | Either click on the Format button in the report’s toolbar or right-click on the cell, to display a menu of the styles you may edit. The styles listed in this menu depend on which cell of the spreadsheet is currently selected.
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| 3. | Select the style you want to edit.
The Edit Report Style dialog will open, to let you edit the attributes of the style you’ve selected.
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Using it
Notes & Highlights
| · | Styles often control the appearance of several related columns or rows in a report. Column styles usually affect adjacent columns, or columns of the same type. Row styles usually affect “bands” of adjacent rows which may recurr throughout the report.
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| · | Your style settings are automatically saved “by report category”. This means certain styles are shared by all reports of a common type or category, so editing a style in one report may affect that same style in other related reports. For example, setting the background color of a style for class rows in a report will normally cause the same color to be applied to class rows in other reports.
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See also: Reports Reference |