by rob » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 00:55:01
by Mike Irwin [CTech » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 01:15:46
1. Create a new report
2. Add a TableFrame object to the AllRecords band
3. Right-click the TableFrame and select Define Table
4. Select a table and bind two fields
5. Select the left-most column (click in the third row until the
column selects) and insert a new column - it will now be the new
left-most column
6. Define the field; drop the field list and select "Record
Number".
7. Repeat step 5
8. Define this new field as a calculated field with the formula
( 10 * Record_Number ) + 110
Run report
QED.
You can, of course, arrange things so that the Record Number
field is not visible, and you can drag that field into another
column and dispense with the column entirely !
hth
Mike
Quote:> I need to create a calculated field in a report that maps record 1 to 120, 2
> to 130, 4 to 140 and so on. When I try use the record number [#], Paradox
> will not accept it and gives me an error message. The calc'd field should
> have looked like this "10*[#]+110" to perform as wished. It is just the
> reference to the record number that is hosing me up. Any ideas?
by Kevin Donaker-Rin » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 08:01:36
Those don't like like PdoxDOS instructions to me.
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> 1. Create a new report
> 2. Add a TableFrame object to the AllRecords band
> 3. Right-click the TableFrame and select Define Table
> 4. Select a table and bind two fields
> 5. Select the left-most column (click in the third row until the
> column selects) and insert a new column - it will now be the new
> left-most column
> 6. Define the field; drop the field list and select "Record
> Number".
> 7. Repeat step 5
> 8. Define this new field as a calculated field with the formula
> ( 10 * Record_Number ) + 110
> Run report
> QED.
> You can, of course, arrange things so that the Record Number
> field is not visible, and you can drag that field into another
> column and dispense with the column entirely !
> hth
> Mike
>>I need to create a calculated field in a report that maps record 1 to 120, 2
>>to 130, 4 to 140 and so on. When I try use the record number [#], Paradox
>>will not accept it and gives me an error message. The calc'd field should
>>have looked like this "10*[#]+110" to perform as wished. It is just the
>>reference to the record number that is hosing me up. Any ideas?
by Steven Gree » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 08:19:44
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by Steven Gree » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 08:20:53
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by Mike Irwin [CTech » Fri, 04 Jul 2003 23:20:04
Mike
Quote:> Mike,
> Those don't like like PdoxDOS instructions to me.
by rob » Wed, 09 Jul 2003 12:05:48
> > I need to create a calculated field in a report that maps record 1 to
120, 2
> > to 130, 4 to 140 and so on. When I try use the record number [#],
Paradox
> > will not accept it and gives me an error message.
> in a PdoxDOS report, you can't do it that way.. if you *must* use Recno()
in a
> calc, you'll need to create an extra field, SCAN the table to seed it with
> RECNO(), then use that field in your calcs..
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