Difference between revisions of "Report Attributes via Reporting Templates"

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The Reporting Template is save and generated in the usual way. When the workbook is opened, you will seen 3 separate worksheets as well as the colour coding legend that was added in step 4.
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Note the default colour appears in the Obs Value cells. A completed worksheet might look like this.
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Revision as of 04:00, 28 April 2021

Overview

In the current version of the Registry, only Dimensions can be included in a Reporting Template (main worksheet) however it is possible to use Step 4 of the Reporting Template to identify attributes in such a way that when the Template is converted into an XML file, the attributes are included.

In this example I am using Data Structure which has an Attribute relating to the confidentially status of the reported data. This article assumes that you have a basic understandin of how to create a Template using the GUI as explained in this article - How to create a Reporting Template.

You can read more about Reporting Template Data Formats here.

Creating the Reporting Template

The template wizard is created in the usual way for steps for the first 3 steps as shown in the example below.

Step 1
Step 2
Step 3

Step 2 allow the insertion of an instruction worksheet which will appear (in a separate worksheet in the generated Excel workbook when the Reporting Template is generated). You can use this to provide instructions for completion.

Attribute Placement Step 4

In this example, I have selected Use Colour to represent and selected 3 items to include as shown in the example below.

Step 4

Reporting Template Excel Workbook

The Reporting Template is save and generated in the usual way. When the workbook is opened, you will seen 3 separate worksheets as well as the colour coding legend that was added in step 4.


Generated workbook


Note the default colour appears in the Obs Value cells. A completed worksheet might look like this.

Completed worksheet