Converting between components enables you to view and analyze data from different aspects with different focuses. In Page Report Studio, you can convert a crosstab into a chart and vice versa, however, if a crosstab/chart is designed in JReport Designer, to enable the conversion, you need to make sure that data objects used by the crosstab/chart can be converted to corresponding cube elements (see the note in Analytic reporting for details).
Note: A JReport Live license for JReport Server is required in order to use this feature. If you do not have the license, contact your Jinfonet Software account manager to obtain it.
To convert a crosstab into a chart:
If the crosstab is in a banded object, by default, the chart converted from the crosstab will take on the style of the banded object. If you want to apply another style to the chart, uncheck the Inherit Style option and choose the desired style in the Style box. However, when there is only one style available, this style will be applied to the chart by default and the Style tab will be hidden from the dialog.
To convert a chart into a crosstab:
In the Display Name column, you can edit the display name of a group field or aggregate field, and the Sort columns allow you to specify a sorting manner on a group field.
If you want to remove any group/aggregate field, select it and click .
To adjust the order of group/aggregate fields, select a group/aggregate field and click or .
If the chart is in a table or banded object, by default, the crosstab converted from the chart will take on the style of the table or banded object. If you want to apply another style to the crosstab, uncheck the Inherit Style option and choose the desired style in the Style box. However, when there is only one style available, this style will be applied to the crosstab by default and the Style tab will be hidden from the dialog.
Note: Additional values are supported only in chart. If you convert a chart with additional values into crosstab, the additional values are not converted together with the chart.