Field Name
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Functionality
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Switches
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SNLIST
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Inserts the specified list.
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- \name - specifies the name of a Snap list.
- \t - specifies the template used to display every data row of a data source.
- \listheader - specifies the content of the list header.
- \listfooter - specifies the content of the list footer.
- \erl - specifies the maximum number of data rows to include in the document during the design session. The default is 20.
- \separator - specifies the separator to be inserted between data rows of a Snap list.
- \tga, \tgb, \tgc ... - specify the content of the Snap list's group headers and group footers.
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SNTEXT
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Inserts the specified text.
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- \$ - specifies the format string for the displayed content of the field.
- \sinv - for summary fields, specifies whether or not to ignore null values when calculating a summary function.
- \sr - specifies the report area for which the summary function is calculated (summary running). The following modes are available:
- Group - the function is calculated for every group;
- None - the function is not calculated;
- Page - the function is calculated for every page;
- Report - the function is calculated for the entire report.
- \sf - specifies the summary function to be calculated. The result of the summary function will be displayed as the value of a Snap field.
- \b - specifies the text before the content obtained from the bound data field (if this content is not empty).
- \f - specifies the text after the content obtained from the bound data field (if this content is not empty).
- \klp - specifies whether to keep last paragraph, that is to insert the current paragraph spacing after its last occurrence in the document.
- \tf - specifies the text format, i.e. the format of the text content - rtf, html etc.
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SNCHECKBOX
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Inserts the specified check box.
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- \c - specifies the state of a check box. The following states are available:
- c - checked;
- u - unchecked;
- i - indeterminate.
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SNCHART
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Inserts the specified chart.
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The switches of this Snap field may contain complex/binary data, and are not intended to be manually inserted into markup.
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SNBARCODE
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Inserts the specified bar code.
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The switches of this Snap field may contain complex/binary data, and are not intended to be manually inserted into markup.
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SNIMAGE
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Inserts an image with a specified height and width.
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- \k - specifies whether to preserve the image box size or the ratio of the original image. The following values are available:
- size;
- scale.
- \s - specifies the size mode for an image displayed by a field.
- \sx - specifies the width of the image box.
- \sy - specifies the height of the image box.
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SNINDEX
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Inserts the specified row index.
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- \$ - specifies the format string for the displayed content of the field.
- \im - specifies the group mode of a row index. The following group modes are available:
- Restarted - row index numbers restart for each group in a grouped Snap list;
- Continued - row index numbers continue for each group in a grouped Snap list.
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SNSPARKLINE
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Inserts the specified sparkline.
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- \dsn - specifies the data member name for hierarchical data sources.
- \w - specifies the width of a sparkline.
- \h - specifies the height of a sparkline.
- \vt - specifies the view type of a sparkline.
- \hmxp - specifies whether or not to highlight the sparkline point with the highest value among all points.
- \hmnp - specifies whether or not to highlight the sparkline point with the lowest value among all points.
- \hsp - specifies whether or not to highlight the start point of a sparkline.
- \hep - specifies whether or not to highlight the end point of a sparkline.
- \cl - specifies the color used to draw a sparkline.
- \mxpcl - specifies the color used to draw the sparkline point with the highest value among all data points.
- \mnpcl - specifies the color used to draw the sparkline point with the lowest value among all data points.
- \spcl - specifies the color used to draw the start point of a sparkline.
- \epcl - specifies the color used to draw the end point of a sparkline.
- \npcl - specifies the color used to draw sparkline points that have negative values.
- \lnw - specifies the width of the chart line for the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \hnp - specifies whether or not to highlight all negative points in the Line, Area andBar sparkline view types.
- \sm - specifies whether or not to show point markers in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \msz - specifies the size of markers for data points in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \mxpmzs - specifies the marker size of the data point with the highest value among all data points in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \mnpmsz - specifies the marker size of the data point with the lowest value among all data points in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \spmsz - specifies the size of the start point's marker in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \epmsz - specifies the size of the end point's marker in the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \npmsz - specifies the marker size of all data points that have negative values in theLine and Area sparkline view types.
- \mcl - specifies the color of line markers for the Line and Area sparkline view types.
- \ao - specifies the opacity (0-255) of the area fill color for the Area sparkline view type.
- \bd - specifies the distance between two bars of a sparkline of the Bar or WinLossview type.
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SNHYPERLINK
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Inserts the specified hyperlink.
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- \d - specifies the data member containing the hyperlink display text.
- \o - specifies the text of the tooltip that appears when the mouse cursor points to a hyperlink.
- \t - specifies the target frame of a link.
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