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Hi lbass, I use Business Objects Enterprise XI (Release 2, or R2). Sorry about the graphic, Ican't see it either today, but it was there yesterday...weird. This is what I had. I was using a crossTab; GroupName CourseName =Sum(If([Sales].[test score]>79.98;1))...

Hi Madawc, I use Business Objects Enterprise XI (Release 2, or R2). I've been browsing the forums (this one and the formulas one) to get some help and I have to say I'm finding it very confusing. I don't seem to be able to do the stuff other people mention. For one thing people use {} and not...

Good morning, I have a simple request, but cannot find a solution. I need to obtain the Sum of a Column and display this below the Header (dark grey box) and obtain the Sum of a row and display this to the right of the rowHeader(light grey box). I have attached a graphic to show my report...

Good morning, I have a simple request, but cannot find a solution. I need to obtain the Sum of a Column and display this below the Header (dark grey box) and obtain the Sum of a row and display this to the right of the rowHeader(light grey box). I have attached a graphic to show my report...

Hi, I am new to Business Objects, so I hope I am asking in the correct forum. I have 2 tables. The first (blue table below) shows course passes for different groups - courses on the left, groups along the top. The second (pink table) shows the individuals in each group (names have been blanked)...

Ok, as is so often the case, I was just being a bit thick about this. For anyone who was as thick as me, you have to do the addition/subtraction then write it to "coords". var surroundSquares = Number(startSquaresList[startSquare]) + 1; document.getElementById("coords").value = "startSquare ="...

G'day all, I have an Array composed of various numbers. I want to select one of those entries then add or subtract from that entry and use the result to refer to a second Array. The problem I am having is that javascript keeps assuming I am dealing with string values. How can I get round this ...

This one line script fades the background color of a page nicely. for (i = 0; i < 256; i++) { document.bgColor = (i++) * 256 *256 + (i++) * 256; } But if I try to apply the same thing to the font color of an element with this code: for (i = 0; i < 256; i++) {...

Excellent, thanks Dan. Using CSS "overflow: hidden; float: left", now allows me to have a smooth gradient vertical or horizontal. [thumbsup2] One last thing. My code is pretty simple really, why does FireFox not like it ? It just comes up blank. Avoiding cross browser probs was half the point...

Hmmm...I now have the code below. But the height still won't go below 20px (it will go above 20px though) and the div's won't float right or left. Also, this doesn't seem to work in FireFox. I didn't realise there were browser probs with Javascript. Any ideas ? BillyRayPreachersSon, I did like...

I am trying to write some code to create a gradient background using javascript. I have looked at the FAQ section, but I am new to javascript and the solution in there is too complicated for me (it also seems that there must be a simpler method). I have a good script, but I now have 2 small...

yep, that worked. tx

I am trying to cycle through an array slowly, but my code seems to execute then jump to the last value in the array. Why is that ? <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- window.onload= fade; var i; var ids = new Array("one", "two", "three"); function fade() { for (i=0 ...