![]() If your parent list is around 100 records or larger, you’ll need to break up your flow from a transaction point of view. You can create a large report in Flow with many Parents that have many children, but you may have to take some steps to avoid triggering the 100 SOQL Queries Limit, because you need to carry out a Contact query for each Account and this normally will all be done in a single transaction. Working with Multiple Parent/Child Combinations See the above video for more information. On the second Generate Collection Report action that displays the child contacts, the style ‘margin-left’ is applied at the table level (not the row level) to achieve the desired indentation: To accomplish this effect, the HideHeader input is set to true on the parent Account Generate Collection Report action and it’s given a font-size style string to make it larger. ![]() Here’s an example that uses an output string from an Account record and a second output string from a collection of Contact records: You can combine multiple instances of this action to create richer report structures. You can combine them together using formulas or another text template (see the video for an example of this) or an Assignment element.Ĭreating Headers and Parent/Child Reports Each instance of this action will spit out one such string, and the text templates also spit out strings. The key concept to understand is that at the end of the day, a rich email body is just a single string full of html tags. Note that you can use another Text Template to provide boilerplate text: In this case, I’ve simply routed the output from my action to the HTML Body input of the Send Rich Email action: Using with Emailįinally, here’s the result in an email message: If you don’t extra html tags will be inserted and your formatting won’t work properly. Usage Note: if you use Text Templates, you MUST change the menu button from View as Rich Text to View as Plain Text before making any change to your text. For more information on styles you can use, consult a resource like W3Schools. This is conventional css, and everything you can do in a html tag is available to you. Here’s an example of one of the Text Templates used to generate the above table: You can add styling information directly to an input, or put it in a Text Template and pass the Text Template into the input. The action described here is mainly intended for when you want to output the data through email or into a Quip page. Keep in mind that if you want to provide the data in a form on the flow screen that can be manipulated, selected, sorted, etc, you should instead use the Datatable component. Here’s an example of styled output on a Flow Screen: Because style strings are a little fussy, I like to use Text Templates for them. You can pass in a css Style string for each of three sections: the overall Table, the Header, and the Rows. The styling support is powerful but primitive. ![]() You can also decide whether or not to show a Header row with the names of your fields. ![]() Make sure to use the full api names, including ‘_c’ for custom fields. Please let me know in the comments section below, in case you have additional comments and/or questions.You pass in a comma-separated list of the fields you want to show in the table. In this tutorial you have learned how to you can initialize and construct a data.table object in the R programming language. Merge Two data.table Objects in R (Example).Aggregate data.table by Group in R (2 Examples).A selection of tutorials that are related to the generation of a data.table is listed below. In the video, I’m explaining the R syntax of this post.įurthermore, you might want to have a look at some other RStudio tutorials on this website. 6 ) ) # Create data.tableĪs shown in Table 3, we have created a data.table with random values.ĭo you want to learn more about the generation of a data.table? Then you may have a look at the following video on my YouTube channel.
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