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The roles have long descriptions and names with all localizations available. This info can be handled with the help of postprocessing. Let’s create a postprocessing function to enable the postprocessing.
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Let's give it a name “getLocEng.” Here you have a ready-to-use function that will do the postprocessing for you. Now save the changes in your report and implement them to attributes you want to be processed by this function.
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Go to the attribute, select the function name, and enable postprocessing.
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You need to do it for the “nrfLocalizedNames” and “nrfLocalizedDescrs” attributes.
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Now let’s check roles for a test user.
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This user does have roles, so let’s run the report.
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You see all the information about the role in a comprehensible way.
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What can be done to make this report a bit more user-friendly? The first thing that you can do is to make this column a bit wider. For this, you need to go to the “Entity” attribute and set the column width to 600. OK, now it's wider.
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The second thing is to switch the view to a flat format. This means that each role will have a separate row in the result table. Let's enable flat format with this switcher and run the report again.
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So you can see here that the table has a flat view - a row per role and columns for each secondary entity are displayed.
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