I do have them in groups. It involves 20 - 23 separate weeks and each week has about 6-7 sets of different queries. I got to thinking this morning, ...
I have a lot of queries within the PQ editor (over 100). I was just looking to simplify a little bit. It is a nightmare at times working with all th...
At first, I had the code different with some "null catches" and thought I had fixed what you were referencing above. Apparently not. I am really i...
Before moving on, I thought I would see if there is anything else I can add to this to help me with my Expression.Error issues. It is difficult to pi...
I know. Agree with your assessment; I just cannot find it. And, it's not constant but upon auto refresh, I get the error, along with an occasional d...
I tend to agree about the table format itself. I still think this can be done. Just missing something. I do appreciate the continued insight.
Not sure. It just seems odd I've never had alignment issues prior (they were always preserved) but here it maintains the proper alignment in the odd ...
All other formatting within the table is preserved with each update/data add. It is just the horizontal cell alignment of the even rows reverts back t...
That is what is odd. I am fairly certain PQ does preserve the alignment, assuming the option is selected. It preserves the alignment if the rows wit...
Thank you for pointing that out the PQ rounding default. To be certain, with this particular situation, wouldn't RoundingMode.Up accomplish the sa...
Just a quick note here, incorporating RoundingMode.Up with the Number.Round seems to solve my rounding issue.