Structure
{mainTitle} | ||
{subTitle} | ||
importance secondary | importance primary | |
group importance primary | ||
group importance secondary | ||
importance primary | ||
importance secondary | ||
Behavior
Just like columns and column groups, row groups are produced by copying the cells from the table style and filling them out.
Unlike column groups, it is not possible to specify different row styles for different row group styles. In other words, the row style for importance 1 is the same for row group style with importance 1 as well as importance 2. There is no hierarchy.
The row groups are produced if there are row group styles are defined and row group headers are defined in the abstract report. If the abstract report has no row group headers they are only produced if rowGroupHeadersHideIfNoLabels is set to false.
There is a special case for when no header facts are defined for the first fact column and the row header column should not be produced. In that case the row group header is produced into the first fact column.
Row group headers are merged with all cells until right before the first column that has header facts.
Examples
Example 1: Showing a simple case in which row group headers and header facts are defined
Example 2: Showing row group headers in the first fact column
Please note: In this example, the row group headers are written into the first fact column because no row headers are defined and there is no header fact for the first column.
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