Tree View is a filtering element on the dashboard, which is used to create a hierarchy of values and filter data for analysis in the viewer by these values. It can be located anywhere on the dashboard panel. Depending on the size of the dashboard in the viewer, it can grow and shrink by height and width.
 

 

 

This chapter will cover the following:

Tree View editor;

Table Of Properties.

 

The Tree View can be subordinate to other filtering elements, or be the main filtering element for them. The Tree View can work in two selection modes:

One. In the viewer, you can select only one value within one level of the hierarchy of values. Accordingly, data filtering for the elements of the dashboard will be performed only by one value.

Multi. In the viewer, you can select multiple values within the same level of the hierarchy of values. Accordingly, data filtering for the elements of the dashboard will be performed by all selected values.

 
You may setup the Tree View element in the editor. To call the editor, you should do the following in the report designer:

Double-click the Tree View element;

Select the Tree View element and select the Design command in the context menu.

 

Information

 

The search string for elements will be displayed automatically, if the number of values of the element will be 10.

 

 

 

The Tree View editor

In the Tree View editor, you can add items with data, set up the value selection mode, select the main filter item.

 

 

 

The Key field. The data item is specified, the values of which will form the hierarchy and be displayed in the Tree View item.

The Field field. Displays the expression of the selected item data field.

The Selection Mode parameter. Specifies the number of simultaneously selected values of the element. A Tree View is one element or many elements.

The Show (All) Value option. Enables the option to select all values in the Tree View element. If this option is enabled, the Select (All) Value value will be present in the Tree View element.

The Show Blanks parameter allows you to display or not to display blank values from a data source in the list of the values of the current element.

The Parent Element parameter. It is used to define the main filtering element for the current element. The data of these filter elements will be interrelated, and depending on the selected value of the main element, the list of values of the current element will be filtered.

 

Get acquainted with the step-by-step instruction in the Dashboards with Tree View chapter.

 

 

List of properties

The list shows the name and description of the properties of the element which you may find in the properties panel of the report designer.

 

Name

Description

Data Transformation

Customizes the data transformation of the current item.

Group

Adds the current item to a specific group of items.

Back Color

Changes the background color of the element. By default, this property is set to From Style, i.e. the color of the element will be obtained from the settings of the current element style.

Border

A group of properties that allows you to customize the borders of the element - color, sides, size, and style.

Corner Radius

It allows you to define the rounding radius for the corners of an element on the dashboard. You can round each corner of the element separately: Top - Left, Top - Right, Bottom - Right, Bottom - Left. The property can be set to a value between 0 and 30, where 0 is no rounding angle and 30 is the maximum value of the rounding radius.

Font

A group of properties defines the font family, its style, and size for the values of the element.

Fore Color

Specifies the color of the values of the element. By default, this property is set to From Style, i.e. the color of the values will be obtained from the settings of the current element style.

Shadow

A group of properties that allows configuring the shadow of an element:

The Color property allows you to specify the color that will be used to display the shadow of the element.

The properties in the Location group allow you to define the offset of the shadow along the X and Y coordinates, relative to the element's position on the indicator panel.

The Size property allows you to set the size of the shadow from the element's borders. It can be set to a value from 1 to 10, where 1 is the minimum size and 10 is the maximum size.

The Visible property allows you to enable or disable the display of the element's shadow on the indicator panel.

Style

Selects a style for the current element. The default it is set to Auto, i.e. the style of this element is inherited from the style of the dashboard.

Enabled

Enables or disables the current item on the dashboard. If the property is set to True, the current item is enabled and will be displayed when previewing the dashboard in the viewer. If this property is set to False, this element is disabled and will not be displayed when previewing the dashboard in the viewer.

Margin

A group of properties that allows you to define margins (left, top, right, bottom) of the value area from the border of this element.

Padding

A group of properties that allows you to define padding (left, top, right, bottom) of values from the range of values.

Text Format

Sets the formatting of values for the element.

Title

A group of properties that allows you to customize the title of the Table element:

The Back Color property provides the ability to change the background color of the title of the current item. By default, this property is set to From Style, i.e. the background color will be obtained from the style settings of the current element.

Fore Color allows you to change the text color of the title of the current item. By default, this property is set to From Style, i.e. the text color of the title will be obtained from the settings of the current element style

The group property Font allows you to define the font family, its style and size for the title of the current element.

The Horizontal Alignment property provides the ability to change the title alignment relative to the element - Left, Center, Right.

The Text property is used to set the title text of the current element.

The Visible property is used to enable or disable displaying of the title of the current item. If the property is set to True, then the element title will be included. If this property is set to False, then the element header will be disabled.

Name

Changes the name of the current element.

Alias

Changes the alias of the current item.

Restrictions

Configures the permissions to use the current item in the dashboard:

The Allow Change option enables or disables changes of the element. If checked, the current item can be changed.

The Allow Delete option enables or disables the deletion of an element.

The Allow Move option allows or prohibits moving an element.

The Allow Resize option enables or disables resizing of an element.

The Allow Select option enables or disables the element selection.

Locked

Locks or unlocks resizing and replacement of the current element. If the property is set to True, the current element cannot be moved or resized. If this property is set to False, then this element can be moved and resized.

Linked

Binds the current location to the dashboard or another element. If the property is set to True, then the current item is bound to the current location. If this property is set to False, then this element is not tied to the current location.