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I'm using studio pro. When I want to publish my report I have to manually click on each resource too ignore them. They are by default set to Overwrite. Is it possible to set it to ignore by default? I often have a lot of input controls and it is time consuming to manually click on each resource too ignore them.

I finally got it working with the print when expression. I had grouped some of the columns together, so after removing the column groups the hiding/showing of columns worked fine.

Thans for the reply. I would like to have sorting and filtering on my table, so I can't set net.sf.jasperreports.components.table.interactive = false. I would instead add a property to a column where I say something like visible = false, and then the column is hidden by default in the report, but the user can click on a column in table and see the hidden column in the "Show columns" list. The problem is that I havn't found any property to use for this? Is it possible?

I have a table were I want to hide some of the columns by default, but the user should be able to choose to show the columns. I would like to do this without the use of inout controls. Is that possible? If I use the print when expression = Boolean.FALSE on a column, this column is hidden in the report. The column is listed under Show columns when I run the report, but nothing happens when I click it. Is there a property I can set on the column so that the column is not visible by default, but in the table the user can click to show the column?

I have a report were I need a bar chart to display some hourly sales data. The report have have some input controls so that the user can filter the dataset, e.g see data for a specific period. The user should also be able to decide which measures he want to see in the bar chart, being for instance sales amont per hour or number of sales per hour. I was thinking I could use an input control for which measure to display. So when designing the bar chart I tried to add a measure that has the value expression $F{$P{MeasureType}} where MeasureType is my input control (a list with same values as the fields from the dataset in the report), but I get that this is not a valid expression. Is there a way the user could decide which measure to see? I was also thinking that perhaps I could add one measure for sales amount, one for number of sales and so on (16 in total) and hide all except one of the group members. So in the example under I would like only the red columns (First) to be visible, but the user could click on the Second and Third labels to see these columns. Is that possible? It seems like all measures are visible in the chart by default. I am using JasperSoft Studio professional. Tried HTML5 chart.