If your loop screen or table has so many fields it's unreadable on the PDF, it's easy to reformat the field layout in the PDF Designer.
Change Table Layout
If a table or loop screen has many fields, the columns get very compressed on the PDF Designer, making it practically unusable. This can be rectified by redistributing fields and relabelling column headers to make each field readable.
The first step is to add the table to the PDF workspace either by using Auto Layout or dragging and dropping the table into the PDF.
When you hover over a field value in the table, you will notice a four-directional arrow appears that will indicate you can move the field by selecting and dragging it to an alternative column.
Please Note
Be careful to hover until you see that arrow because you may accidentally select the red trash can, which will delete the field value from the table. The only way to return that field to the table is to drag the entire table back into the PDF Designer.
Often, tables have fields that are contextually related to each other and combining them in a column will make sense. An example of this is combining Subtotal, Tax, and Total fields in one column.
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