FVS Dynamic Value-FineReport Help Document

Last update：July 19, 2024

Overview

This document applies to users who have installed the FineVis Data Visualization plugin to learn plugin functions.

Version

Report Server Version	Plugin Version	Functional Change
11.0.22	V2.7.1	Changed the Insert Formula function of the title and rich text components to the Dynamic Value insertion function.

Application Scenario

The title component and rich text component are common text-type components, which are commonly used for the indicator card design.

When you design an indicator card, you often need to use data fields for the dynamic data display. However, before V2.7.1, you can only achieve this effect by inserting the formula. As a result, the use and maintenance costs are high.

To solve this problem, the Dynamic Value function is added in V2.7.1, which supports not only formula insertion but also dataset field binding to achieve dynamic data changes.

Besides, a series of indicator cards can be quickly generated through the Expansion Component function. For an example, see FVS Expansion Component.

Function Description

Function Entry

1. The title component: Since the title component does not support the simultaneous existence of text content and dynamic value, the title content needs to be set by switching String and Dynamic.

Select Dynamic, and you can view the content prompt of the dynamic value. Click Edit Dynamic Value to go to the edit page.

2. The rich text component: click Insert Dynamic Value to go to the edit page.

Editing the Dynamic Value

On the dynamic value edit page, some basic settings and condition style settings for dynamic values are supported.

Basic Setting

The following table shows the detailed content of the basic setting.

Settings	Description
Dynamic Value Source	You can select Field or Formula. Field: You can select the dataset and field. By default, the first value of the field is displayed according to the field order in the dataset. Note: Some operations (for example, data summation) are not supported, so the data must be processed using SQL in the dataset first. Formula: You can click the fx button to enter the formula in the Formula Definition box.
Name	You can insert multiple dynamic values into the rich text component, and the name can be used to distinguish and identify the content of the current dynamic value. The name cannot be empty. The names must be different in a rich text component. Note: The title component only supports one dynamic value, which does not support the name setting.
Format	You can set the display format of the dynamic value.

Settings

Description

Dynamic Value Source

You can select Field or Formula.

Field: You can select the dataset and field. By default, the first value of the field is displayed according to the field order in the dataset.

Note:

Some operations (for example, data summation) are not supported, so the data must be processed using SQL in the dataset first.

Formula: You can click the fx button to enter the formula in the Formula Definition box.

Name

You can insert multiple dynamic values into the rich text component, and the name can be used to distinguish and identify the content of the current dynamic value.

The name cannot be empty. The names must be different in a rich text component.

Note:

The title component only supports one dynamic value, which does not support the name setting.

Format

You can set the display format of the dynamic value.

Condition Style

You can click Add Condition Style to add multiple condition styles, making the dynamic value display different font styles according to conditions.

Note:

When the conditions of condition styles are consistent, the style added later prevails.

Settings	Desciption
Name	The display name of the condition style, which is used for distinguishing and identifying different style conditions.
Condition	You can set conditions by clicking the Condition Setting button. For details, see section "Condition Setting."
Style	You can set styles, including font style, text bold, italic, underline, font size, and color. Besides, the title component also supports the gradient color and text-shadow setting.

Settings

Desciption

Name

The display name of the condition style, which is used for distinguishing and identifying different style conditions.

Condition

You can set conditions by clicking the Condition Setting button. For details, see section "Condition Setting."

Style

You can set styles, including font style, text bold, italic, underline, font size, and color.

Besides, the title component also supports the gradient color and text-shadow setting.

Condition Setting

1. You can click the Condition Setting button to go to the Condition Setting box. You can add different conditions by clicking the Add Condition or Add Formula buttons.

Add Condition

Add Formula

2. After you add a condition, you can continue to add conditions by clicking the button below the condition or the + button right to the condition.

3. If there are two or more conditions added, the association relationship will be displayed left to the conditions. You can click the relationship button to switch the relationship, add conditions, or delete all the included conditions.

4. After setting the condition, click OK to return to the condition style setting page. The set conditions will be displayed.

Notes

If you directly click the canvas when editing the dynamic value, you will exit the edited with the edit content not being saved. You can only save the edited content by clicking OK.