On Wed, 2024-10-30 at 17:43 +0100, Robert Großkopf wrote:
> Hi Harvey,
> >
> > Interestingly, exporting the 'virgin' report file as pdf retains
> > the
> > 'tick'/blank/minus symbols.
>
> You could also add UTF-8-Symbols. I do this in forms for Buttons.
> Something like ✅ (U+2705)🛑 (U+1F6D1) …
>
Hi Harvey,
Interestingly, exporting the 'virgin' report file as pdf retains the
'tick'/blank/minus symbols.
You could also add UTF-8-Symbols. I do this in forms for Buttons.
Something like ✅ (U+2705)🛑 (U+1F6D1) …
Regards
Robert
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Per my experience the - signs are likely null value. A boolean control
cycles through True / False / Null unless you specifically disable null.
On 10/30/24 11:25, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
Interestingly, exporting the 'virgin' report file as pdf retains the
'tick'/blank/minus symbols.
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On Wed, 2024-10-30 at 15:08 +0100, Robert Großkopf wrote:
> Hi Harvey,
>
> do ist this way:
>
> IF([myBitField];"yes";"no")
>
> OR
>
> IF([myBitField];"☒";IF(ISBLANK([myBitField]);"-";"□"))
>
> Add this code in Data → Datafield. Write the name of the field inside
> the brackets []
>
> Regards
Hi Harvey,
do ist this way:
IF([myBitField];"yes";"no")
OR
IF([myBitField];"☒";IF(ISBLANK([myBitField]);"-";"□"))
Add this code in Data → Datafield. Write the name of the field inside
the brackets []
Regards
Robert
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I have a table in LO Base containing a number of fields of type
Yes/No[BIT]. A value entered in such a field appears as a 'tick',
(toggling between blank and 'tick') (By the way, 'minus' sign seems
also to be alternatively equivalent to a blank)
A report containing these tick values appears, as wa
