This commit introduces a new pivot function:
ODOO.PIVOT.TABLE(<pivot_id>, [row_count], [include_total], [include_column_headers])
Purpose
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It answers several current limitations:
- The pivot in spreadsheet not being "dynamic" (growing as new groups/records
are created) is a *very* frequent feedback
- sorted pivots are very cumbersome (# syntax) and takes a lot of cells
- cannot easily compute arbitrary aggregates (max, avg). You only get the
total. ... as soon as new groups appears that are not reflected in the
spreadsheet, you can't guess data is missing and that it's not taken into
account.
Specification
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Add a single and simple function =ODOO.PIVOT.TABLE(<pivot_id>) that would
display the entire table (dynamic, as more groups and records are added).
We can achieve almost everything we want:
- by combining with other functions (INDEX, CHOOSECOLS, CHOOSEROWS, XLOOKUP,
...) if we want to target a specific row or column.
- by using infinite ranges (e.g. =MAX(B2:B)) to account for a growing table
- we could remove all the positional PIVOT version of the function
(=ODOO.PIVOT.HEADER(7,"#country_id",1)). The implementation is a mess
(lots of ifs everywhere to account for the #). Just replace it by a single
function SORT(ODOO.PIVOT.TABLE(1), 1) (or with NSORT, or sorted from the
pivot view directly)
For some situations though, there would be the "Totals" in the way:
if you want =MAX(ODOO.PIVOT.TABLE(1)), you don't want to have totals in the
way (with infinite ranges). We add an optional parameter 'include_total'
(default to true)
For dashboards, we want to have custom header names, we don't want to use
the headers from the pivot. To only have data and not the headers:
new parameter 'include_column_headers' (default to true)
All in all: here is what it looks like:
ODOO.PIVOT.TABLE(<pivot_id>, [row_count], [include_total], [include_column_headers])
Task: 3318865
Part-of: odoo/odoo#138594
Co-authored-by: Lucas Lefèvre <lul@odoo.com>
This commit fixes the problem of invisible borders when pivots and lists are
inserted. Now around headers and the total row, black borders are added.
task 3103403
closesodoo/odoo#117493
Related: odoo/enterprise#39218
Signed-off-by: Lucas Lefèvre (lul) <lul@odoo.com>
Using o-spreadsheet features and functions is done using
the same import module as if it was installed from npm.
Additionaly, by adding the library as dev dependency in package.json[1], IDEs can
now leverage Typescript types for autocomplete and type checking.
The "alpha" release tag is always the lastest master version.
[1] enable web tooling `addons/web/tooling/enable.sh` ;)
closesodoo/odoo#115972
Related: odoo/enterprise#38471
Signed-off-by: Rémi Rahir (rar) <rar@odoo.com>
The spreadsheet module is moved to the community version
for the upcoming spreadsheet dashboards
This module is the core engine of spreadsheets in Odoo.
It contains `o-spreadsheet` library (o_spreadsheet.js) and all basic
integrations with odoo such as accounting formulas, lists, pivot, filters, etc.
This module alone does not have any action or menu to open a spreadsheet.
Those actions come with `documents_spreadsheet` module or the upcoming
`spreadsheet_dashboard` module.
Task 2799682
Part-of: odoo/odoo#97606
