I have UnDP set up as get next table on sharp printers. this is working great but the returned values are a bit cryptic. the table returns rows 61,63, and 75. The Row ID 61 = BW Prints or Copies made, 63=Color, 75= mixed Print Totals PrintTotal - LabelPrintTotal6128722631874767535253 What I want to do is change 61 to Balck and White. 63 to Color, 75 to Mixed. Map values isnt it. Does anyone know how to set up labels to replace the row ID

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Change Label on Get Next table Row

I have UnDP set up as get next table on sharp printers. this is working great but the returned values are a bit cryptic. the table returns rows 61,63, and 75.

The Row ID 61 = BW Prints or Copies made, 63=Color, 75= mixed

Print Totals

PrintTotal - Label	PrintTotal
61	28722
63	187476
75	35253

What I want to do is change 61 to Balck and White. 63 to Color, 75 to Mixed. Map values isnt it. Does anyone know how to set up labels to replace the row ID

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savell

He wants to enumerate the labels - not the returned values.

I don't think this is possible currently is it?

Dave.

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bshopp

Did you look at mapping the values under the advanced options on the UnDP

savell

He wants to enumerate the labels - not the returned values.

I don't think this is possible currently is it?

Dave.

bshopp

Ah, nope

morgando

Any chance of getting it added?

savell

In this case, why not treat the colors as the value (and enumerate them), and use the total as the label value (which can be left as the raw value).

No good if you want to alert on the returned values, but good enough if you just want the table data.

Dave.

FormerMember

Hi Matt,

I have just done this for some Sharp multifunction printers we've got. I found that the Sharp MIB for my devices stores the labels in a separate OID. All I did then was to make a UDP for the values as you have already done, make a second UDP for the OID where the field names are stored and put a "Tabular UDP" on the View and customise it. I can send you more precise instructions if you're interested.

Regards

Dan