Using the following method, I get the error "The set does not exist".
$ListBoxName:="ListBoxObjectName"
LISTBOX GET TABLE
SOURCE(*;$ListBoxName;$tableNum;$namedSelection;$highlightSet)
USE SET($highlightSet)
I select records (rows) from the listbox before running the method.
I obviously have
Carl,
Hi. Couple of obvious things to check:
* have you used the correct name in the $ListBoxName variable?
* what does $tableNum contain? It should be a valid table number
Regards,
Narinder Chandi,
ToolBox Systems Ltd.
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From: 4D_Tech
Replying to myself here(!) but I should also have mentioned a third thing to
check:
* have you used the correct name in the $ListBoxName variable?
* what does $tableNum contain? It should be a valid table number
* check the contents of $highlightSet - it should be a non-empty string
Regards,
The highlight set for a listbox is set in the listbox properties.
If this is empty, then there is no highlight set. If the listbox set name you
are trying to use does not match the listbox set name property then you are not
going to get the anwer(s) you expect.
If you want I have an old
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> Yes, that works for the most part, but I’m trying to avoid making all
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> SETUP works for everything but the Windows 10 PDF Printer. Is there any
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When we upgraded to v17 64-bit, the biggest thing we had to change were old
printing forms. To get them to work, I changed old reports that relied on
saved page setups to use the equivalent SET PRINT OPTION command, and it worked
in all cases...
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