You can add any number of tables to a report template, including tables of the same type. To add a new table, open the Contents tab in the properties of the required report template and click on the New table button.

In the table properties, specify its name and type and select the columns you want to include in it. If necessary, add custom columns and configure additional settings.

To edit the name of a column, click on it with the left mouse button. To use the default name of the column, click on the icon  in its line. The icon is inactive is the default name is used.

If necessary, you can change the sequence of columns in the table. To do this, click on the icon   to the left of a column and drag it to the required place while holding down the left mouse button.

Adding Custom Columns

To add a custom column to the table, follow the steps below.

1. On the Columns tab of the table properties, click on the Custom Column button
   
   
2. Specify the formula for calculating the column value
   
   
   You can use the following components in the formula

3. Component	Description
   Indexes of other columns	Column indexes are shown to the left of column names after clicking on the Custom column button and don’t change regardless of the column position in the list. Indexes are indicated in the CN format, for example, C0, C1, C24, and so on. To add an index to the formula, click on it in the list or enter it manually. Next to the indexes of some columns (see below), you can specify the name of a sensor so that its readings are used when calculating the column value. Indicate the sensor name in parentheses after the index. For example, to calculate the value of the column with index C44 using the readings of the sensor named FLS1, type C44(FLS1) in the formula. If the sensor name contains a closing parenthesis, replace it with a question mark. For example, to calculate the value of the column with index C54 using the readings of the sensor named (FLS2), type C54((FLS2?) in the formula. Instead of the sensor name, you can use it's mask. Specifying the sensor name works only with the indexes of the following columns: Avg consumption by ImpFCS/AbsFCS/InsFCS/FLS; Consumed by ImpFCS/AbsFCS/InsFCS/FLS; Engine efficiency duration; Utilization; Useful utilization; Productivity; Cargo weight; Counter; Columns with a custom sensor value; Sensor (in the Digital sensors table); Columns with a temperature value (in the Orders table); Value (in the Sensor tracing and Messages tracing tables). Duration values (engine hours, trip duration, and so on) are calculated in seconds. To convert them to hours in formulas, divide by 3600 using /const3600.
   Unit parameters	You can add the following unit parameters to the formula: rcoef: consumption by rates; dehr: daily engine hours rate; mcoef: mileage coefficient; imei: unique ID. To add a parameter to the formula, enter its key or select it from the menu which opens after clicking on the three-dot icon. You cannot use the unique ID together with other components in the formula. Otherwise, a dash is displayed in the custom column in the report.
   Unit profile properties	The profile properties of the unit are added to the formula in the profile_field(key) format. You can select them from the menu which opens after clicking on the three-dot icon in the Formula field. In addition to the properties from the Profile tab, you can also find the Unit type property here. If a profile property contains a text value, you can’t use it together with other components in the formula. Otherwise, a dash is displayed in the custom column in the report.
   Data on the report interval	You can use the following data on the report interval in the formula: interval_days: interval duration in days; interval_hours: interval duration in hours; interval_beginning: interval beginning; interval_end: interval end. To add this data to the formula, enter the required key or select it from the menu which opens after clicking on the three-dot icon.
   Custom fields	Custom columns in reports can display data from general and administrative custom fields that are defined in the properties of system objects such as units, users and drivers. Access rights The following access rights are required: View custom fields, to add values from general custom fields. View administrative fields, to add values from administrative custom fields. Functions for adding fields Depending on the type of field you want to display, use one of the following functions in the Formula field: custom_field(field name), to display values from general custom fields (those not marked as administrative); admin_field(field name), to display values from fields that are marked as administrative. Formula input rules If the name of a custom field contains a closing parenthesis, replace it with a question mark. For example, to add the value of the custom field named (mass) to the formula, enter custom_field((mass?). Instead of the field name, you can use it's mask. If the names of several custom fields correspond to the indicated mask, the report shows the value of the field that comes first in the list of custom fields in the properties of the object. If a custom field has a numeric value (without the unit of measurement), you can use it in the formula either separately or together with other components. If it has a text value, you can use it only separately, or else a dash is displayed in the custom column. Supported report types General custom fields are displayed in reports on units, drivers, trailers, passengers, users and their groups. Administrative custom fields are displayed in reports on units, unit groups and users.
   Previous row value	The formula can contain a value from the previous row of any column formatted as #CN, where CN is the column index.
   Constant values	You can use constant values formatted as constN where N stands for any number. For example, const-1.5, const10, and so on.
   Mathematical operations	The following mathematical operations are allowed: addition (+); subtraction (-); multiplication (*); division (/).
   Parentheses of priority	Parentheses are used to indicate the priority of an operation. For example, in the formula (C44+C54)/const2, the parentheses indicate that addition should be performed before division.

   Formula example: (С1+С2+С7)*const1.5/rcoef

4. Specify the name of the custom column.

5. Indicate the unit of measurement (up to 10 characters).
   

6. If you use the custom column to calculate duration, select how it should be displayed in the Conversion drop-down list. 
   

   Item	Description
   Without conversion	Duration is displayed in seconds.
   Duration format	The Duration format option from the table settings is used. If there is no such option, the result is displayed in the hours:minutes:seconds format.
   Date and time format	The date and time format indicated in the user settings is used.

   
   
   If the value cannot be converted to the selected format, a dash is displayed in the custom column. 
   
   
7. Click Save. 
   
   The custom column automatically goes to the top of the list. However, you can change its position in the standard way if necessary. Such columns are highlighted in blue
   and do not have an index.
   
   

To edit the created column, click on the icon , column name, formula, or unit of measurement, make the necessary changes and save them.

The value of the custom column in the Total row is calculated in the same way as for other rows, that is, in accordance with the specified formula that uses the values of the column.