When you create data forms, the Layout tab initially contains one row and one column, and all dimensions are in POV. When creating or editing data forms, you can add rows and columns to a data form, as necessary.
Use the Layout tab to:
Set general display properties for the data form (see Setting Data Form Grid Properties)
Add data form rows and columns
Assign dimensions to columns and rows
Select dimension members for users to work with (see Using the Member Selector)
Select display properties for rows, columns, dimensions, and formula rows and columns (see Setting Dimension Properties) and Adding Formula Rows and Columns
When setting row and column layout:
To set or update the data form layout:
Optional: Click to select a dimension, and then drag it to Rows or Columns, or within a row or column.
Note: | Initially, all dimensions are in the data form Point of View. You can drag dimensions from Point of View to rows, columns, or Page. You can also drag dimensions from any area in the grid (row, column, POV, or Page) to any other area. |
Optional: Select another dimension, and then drag it to Rows or Columns, or within a row or column.
Optional: Right-click in a row or column and select Add Row or Add Column to add rows and columns to the data form.
Optional: To re-order rows or columns within a data form, right-click within a row or column, and select Move Row Up or Move Row Down for rows, or Move Column Left or Move Column Right for columns.
Optional: Right-click in a row or column and select Move Dimension Up or Move Dimension Down to rearrange the order of dimensions in rows or columns.
Select a row header (such as 1 or 2) to set row properties, or a column header (such as A or B) to set column properties using the information in this table.
Data form row and column properties define how rows and columns display in data forms. These properties add to row and column display specifications defined for the data form grid. See Setting Data Form Grid Properties.
Table 43. Data Form Row and Column Properties
Optional: Add formula rows or columns. See Adding Formula Rows and Columns.
Optional: Add or update data validation rules. See Including Data Validation Rules in Data Forms.