Hi guys,
Is there a way to cut and paste or copy and paste multiple cells in a datawindow without disabling the cells first? The way I'm doing it right now is disabling all cells, dragging the mouse to select a group of cells and then clicking copy. I then have to re-enable the cells, go to...
Does anyone know the details of interfacing with a C++ generated dll in PB8.0? I'm getting a 'Bad Runtime function reference' when I call my Test() function inside the dll. I declared the function as:
extern "C" bool __declspec(dllexport) __stdcall
Test () { cout << "Test"...
Hello,
Does anyone know how to do zoom and pan functionality in a graph control in PB8.0? I have a 2-D line graph, is it even possible? If so, is it worth the trouble?
Thanks in advance!
Hello everyone:
I am trying to change the text on a datawindow column:
dw_1.Modify("column1.Font.Color='413200'")
I'm getting a syntax error. What can be wrong?
Thanks!
Hi guys,
I have two datawindows - dw_1 shares data with dw_2.1
dw_2 only shows Header Group data, dw_1 shows detail band data.
I added a checkbox column to both dw_1 and dw_2 and I want to be able show that checkbox only in dw_2 and to be able to click on it. I was able to show the checkbox...
Hi everyone,
I have a tab_control_x which is descended from tab_control_y. I also have tab_control_x.uf_save() and tab_control_y.uf_save(). When I first created tab_control_x
the uf_save() function did not return anything even though it is supposed to return an int. The ancestor uf_save()...
OK people, I figured this out. SetColumn() only works when the columns are visible and not protected, which some of mine were. If check the following:
ls_column_name = dw_1.Describe("#"+String(li_column+".name")
li_protected =...
I was using dw_1.SetColumn(li_column) and
dw_1.GetColumnName() with no luck. I don't think
SetColumn works properly.
Does anyone know of another way?
Thanks!
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to execute an Excel report macro by using the following:
ole1.application.run ("'" + ls_reportInPath + "'!" + ls_macroname, ls_name, ls_startdate)
where ls_name and ls_startdate are parameters to the macro.
ls_reportInPath is my Excel report...
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