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    Posted: 31 July 2009 at 5:08am

On the release notes there is a feature i really need to know how to apply it:

Transposed Grouping (Column-based) (while existed Grouping is Rows-based)
 
A sample would help!
 
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uploads/20090813_153716_RcPlusMinus.rar
 
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Is there hope that CJ will implement something like this:



Something like columns within columns.

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uploads/20090817_032054_RcPlusMinus_bug.rar

Hi,

this feature has a bug when you user savesettings. After savesettings the 'hidden' groups dont show even after you click on plus-minus. see attached project for more info.

Then on a cosmetic note, if i wud equate > to + and < to -, then
if columns are show, use <
else if hidden
use >
end if :)

just my thoughts
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Thanks - this is not bug in feature but in old SaveSetting / LoadSetting functions - I will take a look 
You can also use this PlusMinus feature with negative settings - it will show / hide columns LEFT of PlusMinus Column
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This is fresh version covered your bug case - https://forum.codejock.com/uploads/DemoVersion/ReportControlUpdated.rar
 
Flag .PaintManager.ColumnPlusMinusSign = True
show more reasonable for functionality icons - please try

 
Private Sub Form_Load()
  
   With Me.ReportControl1
      .ShowGroupBox = True
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col1", 100, True)
         .PlusMinus = True
         .NextVisualBlock = 2

'         .Expanded = False
'THIS IS PROPER INITIAL SETTING NOW because we don't have follows columns yet
'I CHANGED DEFAULT to be False so you don't need to use such setting in your initialization code

      End With
      .Columns.Add .Columns.Count, "Col2", 100, True
      .Columns.Add .Columns.Count, "Col3", 100, True
     
      With .Records.Add
         .AddItem "A"
         .AddItem "B"
         .AddItem "C"
      End With
     
      .Populate
      .PaintManager.ColumnPlusMinusSign = True
   End With
   
    openlayout
   
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Still I am not sure that SaveSettings - LoadSettings is safe way for all cases - e.g. if you call SaveSettings only in Form_Unload
and LoadSettings in Form_Load - it looks safe but if you call LoadSettings after some user steps - you can't be sure that static set of properties will match user expectations 
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About your layout - I think that you can use in this case simple title logic everybody understand:
 
Customer Address | ..Name | ..Phone | ..Pet | ..Birthday | Supplier Address | ..Name | ..Phone | ..Pet | ..Birthday | ...
 
like full-qualified name and intenal name inside same qualifier
 
btw - there is your respond about modified ocx?
as we are going to make release sometimes in September - you all should review current state of control and report now to make some improvements...
[same rule as before - clear isolated test-case with simple VB sample to proof]
for example - I know that some RC properties not covered by SaveSettings - LoadSettings or design-mode PropertyBag but this is in most case minor and developer can always write proper initialization code to be sure that app will run in proper mode.
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Hi Mark,
 
the report control don`t work correct when I use a negative settings. Not all columns are visible, when I expand the plus minus column.
 
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Are you sure that in the moment you set column#5 - PlusMinus and NextVisualBlock = -2 you already have visible column#4 and column#3?
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Hi, here is a sample. Collapse column 'Q1'. Column 'Jan', 'Feb' and 'May' are hidden. Exand column 'Q1'. Only column 'Jan' and 'Feb' are visible.uploads/20090819_073816_PlusMinusSample.zip
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Thanks
Try this simple code please
Private Sub Form_Load()
  
   With Me.ReportControl1
      .ShowGroupBox = True
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col1", 100, True)
         .PlusMinus = True
         .NextVisualBlock = 2
      End With
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col2", 100, True)
      End With
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col3", 100, True)
         .PlusMinus = True
         .NextVisualBlock = -2
      End With
     
      With .Records.Add
         .AddItem "A"
         .AddItem "B"
         .AddItem "C"
      End With
     
      .Populate
      .PaintManager.ColumnPlusMinusSign = True
   End With
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If I modify your sample like this - easy to see
Private Sub Form_Load()
With ReportControl1
  .Columns.Add 0, "Jan", 50, False
  .Columns.Add 1, "Feb", 50, False
  .Columns.Add 2, "Mar", 50, False
 
  With .Columns.Add(3, "Q1", 50, False)
    .PlusMinus = True
    .NextVisualBlock = -2
  End With
 
  .Columns.Add 4, "Apr", 50, False
  .Columns.Add 5, "May", 50, False
  .Columns.Add 6, "Jun", 50, False
  With .Columns.Add(7, "Q2", 50, False)
    .PlusMinus = True
    .NextVisualBlock = -2
  End With
  .PaintManager.ColumnPlusMinusSign = True
  .Populate
End With
End Sub
it works. Will check deep
 
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Yes, it works, but column 'Jan' is visible when you collapse the column 'Q1' and this is not correct.
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Try this code and it works not correct.
 
With Me.ReportControl1
      .ShowGroupBox = True
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col1", 100, True)
         .PlusMinus = True
         .NextVisualBlock = 2
      End With
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col2", 100, True)
      End With
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col3", 100, True)
      End With
      With .Columns.Add(.Columns.Count, "Col4", 100, True)
         .PlusMinus = True
         .NextVisualBlock = -3
      End With
     
      With .Records.Add
         .AddItem "A"
         .AddItem "B"
         .AddItem "C"
      End With
     
      .Populate
      .PaintManager.ColumnPlusMinusSign = True
   End With
 
 
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Right - fixed - please try now - https://forum.codejock.com/uploads/DemoVersion/ReportControlUpdated.rar
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It works. Thank you. Is it possible, that you add a unicode version in your rar file?
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Ok - get it
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