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Hi all!

My name is Jessica and I am a marketing manager. The company that I work at is set to start using Odoo in a couple of weeks. My boss wants me to learn how to create a service activity form with worksheets. However, the current printed form that we use has a table- so that if our techs are going on site to check out/test several machines, they have a table to write down how many of each, the type, and how much it costs for each machine, etc. Anyhow, is there a simple/easy way to create a table in a worksheet?


*Note: I do not have any coding experience and was not aware that in order to take full advantage of worksheets that coding experience was necessary. For example, each "new" worksheet populates with a "comments" widget that I cannot simply "remove from view" as it causes the fields that I have created to move around. I checked and it appears that I would need to change the coding to truly delete the widget, which could then impact other tasks, is that true?


Thanks so much in advance!

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Wow I'm impressed with a marketing manager who knows so many things about Odoo including widgets, tables and views. 30 years back, I had trouble remembers the Ps of the marketing mix. But I enjoyed reading On Marketing by Philip Kotlers and hope you'll enjoy On Odoo as well.

In Odoo, to create a table, normally we use a One2Many (or many2many) relation fields which is displayed as a tree/list. Or if we work with qweb views, we can generate the table,rows/column on the fly using traditional html tags such as table/tr/td.

For the comment, you can make it invisible after adding some fields. Make use of columns to arrange your fields. 

Should you drop me the template you want to archive. I may try to work and see if there's any other showstopper from you being the true author of the worksheet.

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