Razzak, thanks.  I'll give that a go.

However, I can't access that sample app'.

Also, I am having fun with this ability to do conditional formatting in
reports.  As it's nearing the end of our FY, there are a number of data
"clean-up" issues.  I have designed a fairly comprehensive Q/A
("Police", "Exception") report, but adding this WHITE on BLACK
presentation for suspect data is really cool.  In fact, it's cool enough
that I'm contemplating color; it's just that this report is quite long
...

Anyway, would like to see that sample app' if possible.

Thanks much,
Steve


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of A.
Razzak Memon
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 4:22pm 16:22
To: RBASE-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: How to GETPROPERTY Value of CURRENCY Field
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At 02:19 PM 6/20/2008, you wrote:

>I have been able to do this w/o problem for some TEXT-type fields
>on the report, but I'm not sure which other control to look at as
>a guide to getting the correct "value" property for this CURRENCY
>-type field. Could it be the TEXTVALUE property, as in a DB EDIT
>control or is it something else?


Steve,

You need to use the GETPROPERTY <DBLabelCompID> VALUE varname

Here' how:

01. Use the GETPROPERTY <CompID> VALUE TextVarDataType to get the
     value of assigned DB label

02. Convert the TextVarDataType to CurrencyDataType

03. Now do what you need to do with the Currency Value

     Example:

     CLEAR VARIABLE vCustInvoiceTxt, vCustInvoiceTot
     SET VARIABLE vCustInvoiceTxt TEXT = NULL
     SET VARIABLE vCustInvoiceTot CURRENCY = 00.00
     GETPROPERTY CustomerInvoiceTotal VALUE vCustInvoiceTxt
     SET VARIABLE vCustInvoiceTot = (FLOAT(.vCustInvoiceTxt))

That should give you the results you need.

A sample application to demonstrate the use of such feature is
also available on 2008 SAT Sample Applications.

2008 SAT Sample Applications: http://www.rupdates.com/SAT2008/

Folder: \CapturingDBCalcResultsAsVariablesInReports
Database: DBCalc
Report: SalesAnalysis (Sales Analysis by Customer)

Enjoy and make sure to have fun!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.


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