Table Row to PDF

fhtechllc

I have a table on a card that contains a list of disputes. A dispute manager wants the capability to have a button at the end of each row that would allow them to print that row's content in a formatted PDF.

Is this possible? Has anyone done this before?

DashboardDude

Hi @fhtechllc,

So you just want to print one row of data? If so, I don't think you can do so with the way you described. HOWEVER, another way would be to just have a dropdown of a filter for a specific dispute and then you can print that page. Hope this helps.

ColemenWilson

I agree with the answer John gave. You could also do it with 3 clicks if they really want the link in the table card:

1. A link in the table card that uses pfilters to direct the user to a dashboard in the format needed.

2. The sharing icon

3. Export as PDF

DashboardDude

Hi @fhtechllc,

So you just want to print one row of data? If so, I don't think you can do so with the way you described. HOWEVER, another way would be to just have a dropdown of a filter for a specific dispute and then you can print that page. Hope this helps.

ColemenWilson

I agree with the answer John gave. You could also do it with 3 clicks if they really want the link in the table card:

1. A link in the table card that uses pfilters to direct the user to a dashboard in the format needed.

2. The sharing icon

3. Export as PDF

fhtechllc

So I want the dispute manager to be able to click that Process Dispute link, which will bring up a form with pre-filled

in information and a few fields that they can type additional information on, upload a few pics, and click Process button. This will then print out a designed dispute form with all the information and pictures on pages that follow the form.

Sean_Tully

Not sure you can do all that in Domo without maybe building a custom app? However, I wonder if you could use the table link to fill out a Google Form, where the dispute manager could do the uploads and and the rest of the process. Just a thought, not sure if feasible.

fhtechllc

@Sean_Tully - hmmmm, something to think about. I'll ponder that