Solved: Re: Tables do not show same formatting as Analytic - Qlik Community

khunhoff · ‎2019-07-09

I am working in NPrinting version 18.9.5 and have built my connection to my local QlikView analytic. However, my Straight Table and Pivot Table do not show the same column formatting in the produced report as appears in the source analytic. For example, in my pivot table the column headers are centered in the analytic but do not show up that way in NPrinting.

I HAVE reloaded the MetaData multiple times.

Has anyone else encountered similar problems and have advice?

Ruggero_Piccoli · ‎2019-07-10

Hi,

Please always specify the kind of template you are working on. Screenshots are also very useful to speed up the helping process.

In general Qlik NPrinting does its best efforts to keep the original QlikView or Qlik Sense formats but it could be that there are small differences. In those cases you can remove the original formatting and apply a custom format by using the template formatting features. For example, you can use Excel or PixelPerfect formatting feature.

Best Regards,

Ruggero

Best Regards,
Ruggero
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Lisa_P · ‎2019-07-09

What type of report are you building ?

Ruggero_Piccoli · ‎2019-07-10

Hi,

Please always specify the kind of template you are working on. Screenshots are also very useful to speed up the helping process.

In general Qlik NPrinting does its best efforts to keep the original QlikView or Qlik Sense formats but it could be that there are small differences. In those cases you can remove the original formatting and apply a custom format by using the template formatting features. For example, you can use Excel or PixelPerfect formatting feature.

Best Regards,

Ruggero

Best Regards,
Ruggero
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