SeaTable 5.3 introduced the report design plugin. The new plugin supports the generation of PDF reports from your SeaTable data with a variety of elements including single records, tables and diagrams.
The report design plugin is currently in beta phase. Your feedback is very welcome! Please post it underneath!
I am still in the progress of testing, I will keep posting my findings here.
When adding a new element to a document and deleting it (with no other elements present), the document becomes softlocked. I cannot add new elements or edit/remove typed text. I havenât fully tested with other elements present.
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Hi guys,
I am trying to set up a very simple report including just a SeaTable Table, that is filtered down to maybe 50 rows and two columns. So nothing crazy.
First off: It will not let me adjust the width of the columns. Since there are only two I want to expand them to fill the whole width of the page. But it will not work.
Secondly: If I download the PDF of this report, I get an empty page with just âTable_not_existâ.
Hi there, thank you for the promising report design plugin and your ongoing expansion of the SeaTable Cloud Software, which my non-profit association uses with great success.
Here is some feedback on, and some wishes for the further development of the report design plugin
It is possible for me to create almost what I want, which is a multi-page report of an entry in my âWorkshopâ table, that I can subsequently download as pdf (unfortunately it is as of yet not possible to download pdfâs of pages of the universal app or the statistics module)
What I cannot do (or at least havenât figured out how) is, to
Write a heading for my report which references data from the current workshop entry such as: âFeedback for the Workshop {workshop.Name} on the {workshop.Date} at {workshop.location}
Display the linked feedbacks for the workshop statistically. (since the charts are linked to an independent table and then filtered, i cannot use the charts to directly display the feedbacks of the current entry that the report design displays. This would be amazing, because then I wouldnât have to filter each feedback-chart when I want a report on a different workshop but I could just click on ânext entryâ and then the title of my report, the date, the speakers AND the feedback-charts would updated automatically
It is also not possible to use charts to display linked table columns separately. For example for my workshop i would like to display two charts one for each question/column of the linked feedback entry âDid you enjoy the workshop from 1 to 5â, and âdid you learn something new from 1 to 5â that are linked to the current workshop
Since I cannot use charts to display linked entries columns separately it would be amazing instead to use a javascript script to automatically populate the charts of my report design with the appropriate filters to display only the feedbacks for a specific Workshop
display statistics as pie charts
Create a footer and header similar to the page design plugin
clearly separate multiple pages within my report. Currently while workin on the report i only have one ongoing page, without knowing where the report will be split into multiple pages when exporting as pdf
I had to use chrome instead of safari because on the latter i couldnât scroll to the bottom of the report
I hope this makes sense. It is very difficult to phrase these issues sensibly. I would be really grateful if some of these issues could be integrated into the report design so that i can easily create great pdfâs of my workshops and their feedbacks as statistics for the workshop-hosts.