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Changing column headers and field names


Use the following procedure to change column headers and field names.

  1. Right-click the header name or field name and select Format data from the pop-up menu.
  2. In the Format dialog, enter a new name in the Header 1 and Header 2 fields.You can use up to two lines to name the column header. The name can be entered in the top line (Header 1) or bottom line (Header 2). You can use both lines based on your preferences and needs. For example, you could name the header Pending Jobs and have it appear on the top line or you can have Pending on the top line and Jobs on the bottom line.

    Warning

    Important

    If you enter a name that is longer than the value defined in the Width field, the name is truncated when displayed in the view.

    Success

    Tip

    Use curly braces ({}) to indicate that a numeric heading should include periods between the numbers in order to fill the column. This convention is commonly used for repeated fields that show numeric data graphically. For example, enter 0{}100 if you want the column header to display 0........100.

  3. (optional) Click Apply to view the changes to the field without exiting the dialog.
  4. When finished, click OK.The view is now customized. When you close the view, MainView Explorer prompts you to save your changes. If you decline, the customizations will not be retained.


 

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