Doug,
I looked for the report I mentioned, which if I could find would
probably allow me to resolve your issue with subtotals...
but it is not in any current system, and the old system i think it
might be in I can not get into, as I have forgotten the PW..
I will try again this evening to see
Chip:
Print form is a 4D *command* and, yes, it allows me "complete control".
That's a nice way of saying that I'll have to write a lot of code to use it
because, by itself, the Print form command doesn't accomplish much.
In contrast, PrintList Pro is a *product* that allows me to print arrays
If I understand you correctly, you have 3 subforms visible and want them to
remain visible when you make a 4th subform visible on top of them? However,
when you open the form and click the button to make it visible it appears
behind the other 3 forms.
I just tested the above scenario and after
Thank you for the answer. Can you send me a demo for the application,
database or just the code snippet that you made to implement this function.
I can't see how you can create a graph without the function. Are you using
external plugin? Do you think is a good idea to use the image made by the
A few years ago I built my own graph method using the svg commands. It did all
you’ve indicated but the coloured/symbol points. Though that would have been
easy to add.
I did not use the graph command though.
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> On Mar 17, 2018, at 3:43 AM, STARDATA via 4D_Tech
I have a form with 3 subform container objects sitting on top of each other. I
just use OBJECT SET VISIBLE to hide the ones that don’t need to be seen at the
moment.
They all occupy the same space on the parent form, so because I hide the 2 not
needed, the ordering on the form does not matter.
Hi,
I have a form with a couple of subforms on it
Now I want to add another subform, that is on top of 3 others, and becomes
visible when pressing a button
You can see it as a kind of popup viewer
Because the subform must show in front of the others, in design mode I put the
subform container
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