Hi Kris,
First of all I would to suggest you to refer to the official PixelPerfect documentation in the help site PixelPerfect reports ‒ Qlik NPrinting. There are examples of using Levels in PixelPerfect repots in both cases, with single field and with straight tables.
If you want to add a table into a PixelPerfect template you have two possibilities.
You can add the original table into the Images node. This will produce and image in the final report. Report production time is faster and recipients have no access to the original numbers, they need to manually copy them. A cons, for example, is that you cannot add calculated columns.
The second solution is to add the orginal table in the template Tables node and rebuid it into the template as showed in Creating a simple PixelPerfect report ‒ Qlik NPrinting. Report production time will be a bit slower than with images, but you have a full control of the table formats and you can add calulated column, total, subtotals etc.
You can add a single field in the Levels node for example when you wan to produce the same table but repeated once for each value of the field you added in the Levels node. For example if you want to print the same table once for each Year, you add the Year field in the Levels node and after you nested the table inside. See Creating PixelPerfect reports with a level ‒ Qlik NPrinting
In Qlik NPrinting you can create nested levles and inside a level you can place different objects, for example many images.
Best,
Ruggero
Best Regards,
Ruggero
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