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Property Editor view

Property Editor view shows all properties of report items as a simple list.

Property Editor view has 2 tabs: Properties and Highlights:

Properties tab

In the Properties tab, you change the elements formatting, adjust borders and page breaks, set bookmarks and hyperlinks, add comments, etc.

General	allows formatting the element (fonts, colors, sizes, etc.)
Padding	allows setting padding for the selected element
Border	allows adding and formatting borders for the selected element
Margin	allows setting margins for the selected element
Hyperlink	allows adding / removing hyperlinks to the element
Page Break	allows adding page breaks and applying master pages
Visibility	allows hiding elements for either all or for specific outputs
Localization	allows setting the localization for the selected element
Table of contents	allows generating the report's table of content
Bookmark	allows adding bookmarks to the selected elements
Comments	allows adding comments for the selected elements
User Properties	allows specifying new custom properties for the report
Named Expressions	allows adding / removing custom expressions to the report
Event Handler	allows applying event handler classes to elements
Advanced	shows all the properties applied for the element

The number of properties is different and depends on the selected element.

E.g., only 7 groups of properties can be applied to a table whereas labels have all of them:

In Highlights tab, you can specify conditional formatting for the report elements.

The tab has two panes Condition and Preview.

In the Сondition pane you can see and manipulate conditions applied to the element.

To manipulate conditions, use the buttons in the tab:

Add...	starts the Edit Highlight window where you can add and format conditions:
Remove	removes the selected condition
Move up	moves the selected condition up
Move Down	moves the selected condition down
Duplicate	copies the conditions and inserts them in the same list

Edit Highlight window

In the Edit Highlight window, you specify and format expression conditions.

Edit Highlight window has two panes: Condition and Format.

Step 2. From the drop-down list select the necessary condition (between, equal to, match, etc.).

This video offers a short overview of how to add conditions: