Set the 'link attributes' value for the link to beĬlass="row_has_values_#HAS_VALUES#"This will make the class for the link either metric_row_has_values_Y or metric_row_has_values_N. Do this through the report attributes as normal. "id" is the column we want to make into a link. Eg I want to only show links where value_count is greater than zeroĭECODE(NVL(value_count,0),0,'N','Y') has_values /* Y if there is data for this row, used to choose whether to display the view link */ Add another column to your report query that returns Y or N depending on whether you want a link for that row. It works by dynamically applying a css class to the link value based on another columnġ. It takes the presentation logic out of the query so should help with query caching. In case somebody else stumbles across this old thread looking for an answer to the original post, I've got another solution, which I think is tidier. 1.7K Training / Learning / Certification.
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To move the logic in the CSS definitions, you'll have to use attribute selectors. How can I set the default value for an HTML
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