Modify Task Table or hide Header

[ChristopherNORD]

I'm using Tasks to generate an automated email that shows data from a table based on various parameters. 

Message HTML:

<h1><span style="color:#0000ff;">Engineering Open Jobs Report</span></h1>
<h2><span style="color:#0000ff;">Jobs in Progress ([@variable:InProgressCount]</span></h2>
[@variable:JobsInProgress]

When the task runs, I get:

Engineering Open Jobs Report

Jobs in Progress (

Expression1

9

 

Job_ID	Request_Type	Submit_Date	Submitted_By	Cust_PO	Account_Text	Model_Number	Processed_By	Workflow_Number	Status
54889	Drawing (Proposal)	7/8/2020 2:58:57 PM	JFK	dafasdfasdfa	AccountTextHere	100	someone		In Progress

 

I want to be able to modify the header labels or hide them and use HTML to label the cells.  I'd also like the value of "Expression1" to not be in a table and be formatted per the HTML code.

 

Any suggestions?

 

[CoopperBackpack]

Hello @ChristopherNORD,

As an option, you may apply your custom styles to the th tag to change the view of the table headers.

Just add the code at the top of in the message body and render Email as HTML.

<style>
th {
 //your custom values for the CSS properties
}
</style>

Screenshot for visualization:

 

In order not to display "Expression1", please replace the Table Variable with the Variable to store the count. 

In this case, you will receive the count as an integer instead of the table with the title "Expression1" and value below it.

Hope this helps.

 

[ChristopherNORD]

On 8/5/2020 at 9:43 AM, CoopperBackpack said:

Hello @ChristopherNORD,

As an option, you may apply your custom styles to the th tag to change the view of the table headers.

Just add the code at the top of in the message body and render Email as HTML.

<style>
th {
 //your custom values for the CSS properties
}
</style>

Screenshot for visualization:

 

In order not to display "Expression1", please replace the Table Variable with the Variable to store the count. 

In this case, you will receive the count as an integer instead of the table with the title "Expression1" and value below it.

Hope this helps.

 

Both of those worked.  Thank you!  Now need to figure out how to change the table header values.

[kcastagnaro]

On 8/12/2020 at 3:38 PM, ChristopherNORD said:

Both of those worked.  Thank you!  Now need to figure out how to change the table header values.

Hi! Did you ever figure out how to change the table header values? I have the same problem.