Hi, This seems quite logical and works as I would expect it to. To prove my point just forget about NPrinting and go directly to Qlik Sense and try to export table as an image. If table has a lot of rows (for example 1000 it will be exported with scrollbar and only some of the rows would be visible.
Table chart is likely to have a lot more rows which are not to be shown in the image as image dimensions are simply too small. Table can have scroll bar which can (for example ) create 100 000 rows. Would you expect your image to become as big?
NPrinting images are sent in default dimensions. To learn more about dimensions of images and the way they are rendered go to official help site. Note that some of those features may not be present in older NPrinting versions and you will have to upgrade to benefit from them.
On the other note in html report i would export tables as data and would build html table using <table > tags with <td> and <tr> tags... just standard html... you will not have trouble with the amount of rows
regards
Lech
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Hi, This seems quite logical and works as I would expect it to. To prove my point just forget about NPrinting and go directly to Qlik Sense and try to export table as an image. If table has a lot of rows (for example 1000 it will be exported with scrollbar and only some of the rows would be visible.
Table chart is likely to have a lot more rows which are not to be shown in the image as image dimensions are simply too small. Table can have scroll bar which can (for example ) create 100 000 rows. Would you expect your image to become as big?
NPrinting images are sent in default dimensions. To learn more about dimensions of images and the way they are rendered go to official help site. Note that some of those features may not be present in older NPrinting versions and you will have to upgrade to benefit from them.
On the other note in html report i would export tables as data and would build html table using <table > tags with <td> and <tr> tags... just standard html... you will not have trouble with the amount of rows
regards
Lech
cheers Lech, When applicable please mark the correct/appropriate replies as "solution" (you can mark up to 3 "solutions". Please LIKE threads if the provided solution is helpful to the problem.
