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I have a header field, and two attribute fields that I would like to include as row headers on a matrix.
With stepping, the options are either
Stepping On:
HEADERTEXT
ATTRIBUTE1
ATTRIBUTE2
Or
Stepping Off:
HEADERTEXT ATTRIBUTE1 ATTRIBUTE2
Is it possible to do partial stepping as below, where one of the row headers is stepped and the others aren't?
HEADERTEXT
ATTRIBUTE1 ATTRIBUTE2
Check if a calculated column that concatenates the values helps.
If I use a calculated column with REPT of a space character to pad it then I can emulate partial stepping, however this requires the matrix field be using Courier New, the only fixed-with font (as far as I am aware), which does not fit well with the company branding.
Partial stepping using a computed column
Do you have any idea how I could do the above without needing to use Courier New?
Thanks for the direction@v-chuncz-msft,
Andrew
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