I have a table that pulls in various types of data from various resources.
The table below shows the current column headers.
The column data info comprises of Weather, 6 locations, and a total people count.
i would like to set the row for weather to display as temperature °c, the location rows as with a leading $ and 2 decimal points and the final count row as a standard number.
I can see the ability to add column types, for example i can make the Today column type Currency, but then that adds $ to the weather temperature and the people count.
If i set these columns as currency for ease of creation as more locations will be added later on can i change the specific weather and people cells to something otter than currency manually or can everything only be adjusted via column?
Is it possible to add to this query to add °c to the end of the inserted variable somehow?
I tried the following
{{ GetCurrentWeather.data.current_weather.temperature,'°c' }},
{{
However, the actual weather was removed for the °c
That looks at dataInfo column (the first one, whatever the actual column name is) and if it is a Weather row, the add the 'c'. Else it checks for People Count and puts the raw number. If neither of these it assumes a Location and adds the $.
The means the logic is wrong and so it is defaulting the last option with is '$' + self.
Could be dataInfo is the wrong field name? I just guessed at that. Type the dot after currentRow and IntelliSense will tell you your available row names.