LOL - It didn't occur to me to cater for those of the world that are
challenged with colour recognition - maybe I need a field for status in my
grid too. :-)
Thanks all for your help. I'm a happy camper and have it working with this:
* Set the backcolor of the records, based on their status
thisform.Grid1.SetAll("DynamicBackColor", "ICASE(SearchByClient.status =
'00',RGB(255,255,128),;
SearchByClient.status = '10',RGB(174,255,174),;
SearchByClient.status = '20',RGB(255,168,211),;
SearchByClient.status = '30',RGB(89,172,255))", "Column")
I am soooooo going to regret getting out of bed at 2:30 am to catch up on
coding.....
Tina
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Johnson [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, 23 September 2010 4:55 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Change the colour of rows in a grid based on data
I am totally colorblind. I fail all tests. Being colorblind does not
mean I can't tell colors, it means that I can't tell colors when they
are shaded. I can probably see the primary colors at least as clearly
as most people. I just can't match up my socks. ;^)
Jeff
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