Hi,
Would it be possible for the field labels to have ‘Column Span’ just like the field values?
Hi,
It’s not supported at the moment, you could tune the layout by changing width of filed headers.
I’m sorry to be a thread necromancer, but this feature would be very useful.
In a quote, the quoted items and quote headers are of different lengths, say:
| A | B | C | D |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client Information | |||
| Account Name | |||
| Bill To | |||
| Items | |||
| # | Product Name | Description | Qty., Unit Price, etc. |
Now, “Account Name” being on two lines is acceptable, but it’s more appealing to have just one line. This is limited by the # column, which is not supposed to be as long as “Account Name”.
One way to have it nicely formatted is to allow field labels to span. It’s not going to be easy (Is it A2 or B2? How much would this mess up the rendering engine? That’s just Java being what it is.), but I think it will be appreciated if the difference is highlighted.
Hi,
Thanks for the comment. The data in Ragic is stored in each field (Field ID), and the layout of the form design, or even the calculation of formulas, is also determined by the field ID and its position. If the headers could be merged, these rules would become very complicated (e.g., formula calculations, user-friendly print layouts, determining field positions for various functions, etc.). Therefore, this feature is not currently supported.
Apologies for the inconvenience.