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markmark
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Posted: 23 June 2011 at 11:08am |
Hi
I really need some help. I thought I was on to a winner by using the format function rRecord.Item(W_LISTPRICE).Format ="HK$ %s" It work's great. But when I come to edit the value it will not enter some times. If I highlight the whole text lets say HK$ 23.45 and over write all of it with 234.45 great it will work. if I place the curser just after the 3 and make it 234.45 and click away it reverts back to HK$ 23.45 Whats strange is if i use ="£ %s" then it work both ways. I do hope this makes sense, and someone can help. I am still on ver 13.0.0 See code below as an example Many Thanks Mark Private Sub Form_Load() Dim rRecord As ReportRecord Dim Column As ReportColumn Dim Item As ReportRecordItem wndProducts.AllowEdit = True wndProducts.EditOnClick = True Set Column = wndProducts.Columns.Add(0, "List Price1", 70, True) Column.Visible = True Column.Editable = True Column.EditOptions.SelectTextOnEdit = True Set Column = wndProducts.Columns.Add(1, "List Price2", 70, True) Column.Visible = True Column.Editable = True Column.EditOptions.SelectTextOnEdit = True Set rRecord = wndProducts.Records.Add() Set Item = rRecord.AddItem("") Item.Format = "HK$ %s" Item.Value = 23.45 Set Item = rRecord.AddItem("")
Item.Format = "£ %s" Item.Value = 23.45 wndProducts.Populate End Sub |
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Aaron
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Hi Mark, I have been struggling with this also and didn't succeed either so I have to disappoint you with this one. To get this working I used BeforeDrawRow event to render "Markup format" and in my case it works OK. Maybe an option for you? Don't know if editing ReportItem (without showing entire Markup string) is possible in V13.0 but you can give it a try... Add in your sample:
wndReportControl.EnableMarkup = True
wndReportControl.SetCustomDraw xtpCustomBeforeDrawRow
Private Sub wndReportControl_BeforeDrawRow(ByVal Row As XtremeReportControl.IReportRow, ByVal Item As XtremeReportControl.IReportRecordItem, ByVal Metrics As XtremeReportControl.IReportRecordItemMetrics)
Metrics.Text = "<TextBlock>" & "HR$" & " <Bold Foreground='Gold'><Italic>" & Row.Record(Item.index).Caption & "</Italic></Bold></TextBlock>" End Sub and remove the .Format when adding Report items
Output:
A lot of possibilities using Markup & BeforeDrawRow event which you don't have with .Format property
Good luck
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Hi Aaron. Really, many thanks for your reply. You know what's it like, your implement what you think will
work and then you hit a brick wall. I have been working around so many “get arounds” on this, and
spending so much time, because it seems such a perfect solution, using the
format thing, and then it doesn’t quite work when you come to use it. Tonight though I did find another work around for this. What I did was use the ValueChanging event Private Sub wndProducts_ValueChanging(ByVal Row As XtremeReportControl.IReportRow, ByVal Column As XtremeReportControl.IReportColumn, ByVal Item As XtremeReportControl.IReportRecordItem, NewValue As Variant, Cancel As Boolean) Dim strValue As String strValue = fnValue(NewValue) If IsNumeric(strValue) = True Then Item.Value =
CDbl(strValue) End If End Sub NewValue is the caption from the Item. fnValue strips the currency symbol and only returns the
numeric value. and then I set the item.value to it, and ........ Well it
works. But heck, it seems a bit of a bodge. I still can't think why a format for £ works with out this,
my PC is UK British so the default currency is £, but why would that make a
difference! I don't know if this will work with future versions, even
though I have a fully paid up support I can't just issue a new set-up to be run
on hundred's of PC's What do you think? Thanks for the reply. Many Many Thanks Mark |
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Hi Mark,
I don't know if you already created setup for your customers... If not I would reconsider using the option I gave you. Really, BeforeDrawRow event is my best friend and I use it whenever I need to customize the contents (visually) without changing the 'original' content of a ReportItem. If you need help with something you can always post problem
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Hi Aaron Our customers have been on ver. 13.0.0 nearly since it was released. So doing an setup update is a real pain. It would be OK if
the users had Admin rights but most don't, so I can't even run an automated
update, we would have to get their IT support people involved and that is a
great problem. Our main application is a single exe on the server and all users have a short cut to this, so updating the app is easy. I will look at the Markup option, if you use it with no problems then it does seem the correct way forward. Many Thanks again
for your help and supporting this forum. Mark |
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