Conditional formatting of a table using RowNumber()

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  1. Christophe
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    Member since:
    Mar 2013

    Posted 05 Sep 2013 Link to this post

    I would like to have every second row with a different style in my table.
    I have created the following conditional formatting rules for the two different styles:

    Expression: =RowNumber() % 2
    Operator: =
    Value: 1

    Expression: =RowNumber() % 2
    Operator: =
    Value: 0

    The issue is that the values are grouped by the field of the first column, and the RowNumber() function restarts to 1 for each new country value (see the attached screenshot).
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  3. Nasko
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    Posted 06 Sep 2013 Link to this post

    Hi Christophe,

    The RowNumber() function can take a scope as argument, so if you want to count the number of rows over the whole crosstab, you should use the following expression in the conditional formatting:

    =RowNumber("crosstab_name") % 2

    where crosstab_name is the name of the current crosstab.

    Otherwise when using just RowNumber() you are counting the number of rows in the current data-context (defined by the crosstab groupings).

    Regards,
    Nasko
    Telerik

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  5. Rory
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    Nov 2015

    Posted 05 Aug 2019 in reply to Nasko Link to this post

    An how exactly do we figure out the "crosstab_name"? I'm not seeing that anywhere. 

     

    I've created a table with multiple rows in the template and the rownumber() is always 1.

  7. Rory
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    Nov 2015

    Posted 05 Aug 2019 in reply to Nasko Link to this post

    Nevermind, I got it working, by passing the Telerik.Reporting.Table's name so in my case I used 

    = RowNumber("table2")%2 

    for the Expression

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