I've got the rows to be displayed in a table:
rows = db(query).select(db.orders.total.sum().with_alias('Total'),
...............)
and using
SQLTABLE(rows)
to show the data.
How can I format this total.sum() in the SQLTABLE? More specifically, this
total is the total amount in cents, and I need to display it in dollars,
i.e. divide by 100 and append with '$'.
It's easy to do it if using TABLE and iterating over rows, but SQLTABLE is
pretty convenient to use, so I'd like to stick with it.
Is there a way to customize the fields like this in SQLTABLE ?
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