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ChyanneEyde
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4 years ago

Rename columns in a summary report

I've got a quick one! Is it possible to rename the columns in a summary report?

In table reports I can update the Column properties. I don't see an option to do this in summary reports. Is there some option I've missed? (I tried making formula fields within the summary report, but they're limited to 3 - I'd like to show alternate names for 21 columns in one report.)

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Chyanne
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  • MarkShnier__You's avatar
    MarkShnier__You
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    4 years ago
    This time there is not a way to rename columns in a summary report. The only workaround, (and I know that you won't like this one if you have 21 !!  columns to rename), would be to make a mirror formula which has the same value as the original field but with a different name.

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    • ReneeWilliams2's avatar
      ReneeWilliams2
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      2 years ago
      If you decide to rename an existing field label, would the change impact reports or forms where the field is located, or it the update be applied without a problem?

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      • MarkShnier__You's avatar
        MarkShnier__You
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        2 years ago
        No problem for reports or forms. But if you are using pipelines, you need to check if it's ok there.

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    • ChyanneEyde's avatar
      ChyanneEyde
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      4 years ago
      Thank you for the confirmation, Mark! I'll have to consider letting go of my oh-so-useful-to-me naming convention in favor of names that'll work for users.

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      Chyanne
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