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          Joining List Objects

          Joining List Objects

          You can use correlation in reports where you need to print additional information in a list, using information from two lists.

          Required Editions

          Available in Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.

          The correlation element creates the rows for a table based on the iteration over the List Object (LO) that is set in the value attribute. This element matches up the list object used in the <each> node with another LO.

          The rows to be inserted are determined by the condition correlationLI[correlationKey] === eachListLI[key].

          The supported attributes are:

          Attribute Description Data Type Required
          name Unique name of correlation tag. String Yes
          value Contains a binding that resolves to an LO. String Yes
          key Property of the list item in the each tag to compare with. String Yes
          correlationKey Property of the list item in the correlation to compare with. String Yes

          Supports the same child elements as the each node.

          Example
          Example When the print engine executes the binding {{Declarations::order.loSdoConditions}}, the list items with pkey are compared with the correlationKey="sdoItemPKey". The bindings {{path=.text1}} {{.conditionValue;numberFormat=8.2}} {{.conditionResult; numberFormat=8.2}} in the correlation section relates to the LO specified for the correlation node. The extracted additional information about the product is inserted in the rows below the product name. In addition, the resultant list is filtered based on the cpIsPrintRelevant property.
          <!-- left out details for brevity -->
          <tbody>
          <each name="itemsEach" value="{{Declarations::order.loPrintItems}}">
          <filters>
          <filter fieldName="quantity" value="0" operator="GT" compareMode="NUMBER" />
          <filter fieldName="movementDirection" value="In" operator="NE" />
          </filters>
          <orderCriteria>
          <orderCriterion fieldName="prdId" direction="ASC" compareMode="NUMBER" />
          </orderCriteria>
          <tr>
          <td>{{.prdId}}</td>
          <td>{{.text1}}</td>
          <td alignment="center">{{.quantityLogisticUnit; toggleId=DomPrdLogisticUnit;
          toggleField=shortText}}</td>
          <td alignment="right">{{.quantity}}</td>
          <td alignment="right">{{.basePriceReceipt; numberFormat=8.2}}</td>
          <td alignment="right">{{.grossValueReceipt; numberFormat=8.2}}</td>
          <td alignment="right">{{.valueReceipt; numberFormat=8.2}}</td>
          <td alignment="center">{{.taxClassification; toggleId=DomTaxClassification;
          toggleField=shortText}}</td>
          </tr>
          <correlation name="correlation1" value="{{Declarations::order.loSdoConditions}}"
          key="pKey" correlationKey="sdoItemPKey">
          <filters>
          <filter fieldName="sdoItemPKey" value=" " operator="NE" />
          <filter fieldName="cpIsPrintRelevant" value="1" operator="EQ" />
          </filters>
          <tr>
          <td />
          <td italics="true" colSpan="7">{{path=.text1}} {{.conditionValue;
          numberFormat=8.2}} {{.conditionResult; numberFormat=8.2}}</td>
          </tr>
          </correlation>
          </each>
          <tr>
          <td colSpan="3" alignment="center">{{Labels::TotalId; defaultLabel=Total}}</td>
          <td alignment="right">
          <sum table="OrderItemsTable" col="3" />
          </td>
          <td colSpan="2" />
          <td alignment="right">
          <sum table="OrderItemsTable" col="6" numberFormat="8.2" />
          </td>
          <td />
          </tr>
          </tbody>
           
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