Remove empty elements

In aqua reports, you can iterate on different elements. It may be that there is a scenario where all requirements are iterated. So, you can have a header and all requirements should be listed. But there may be a special case where no requirements are listed in the reports. So, you want show those elements. In the following, you will receive information about how to solve this problem by setting the elements to invisible.

 

To do so, open a band as shown in the following screen.

 

 

A context menu opens. Here, click on Formatting Rules. A new windows is opened, click on Edit Rules. Here, you can create a new rule.

 

 

 

Confirm by clicking on OK, click on Close and add rule to band.

 

 

That's all!

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