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Format text in formula???

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jaguar00

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Oct 17, 2003
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I have the following formula but I want the text 'NO CITY LISTED' to show in red. How do I do this when it's already in an IF-THEN-ELSE statement? I've looked everywhere, but no luck. [hairpull]

IF ISNULL ({tblProjects.CityName})
THEN {tblProjects.ProjectName} & chr(13) & 'NO CITY LISTED, ' & {tblProjects.StateAbbr}
ELSE {tblProjects.ProjectName}&chr(13)&{tblProjects.CityName}&', '&{tblProjects.StateAbbr}

Oh...I'm using CR10 w/SQL server.

Thanks for all help!!!
 
Right click the formula and select format field->Font->X2 next to Color and place:

IF ISNULL ({tblProjects.CityName}) THEN
CRRED
ELSE
CRWHITE

-k
 
You can use HTML tags, as in:

IF ISNULL ({tblProjects.CityName})
THEN {tblProjects.ProjectName} & chr(13) & '<font color = red>'+'NO CITY LISTED, '+ '</font color>' & {tblProjects.StateAbbr}
ELSE {tblProjects.ProjectName}&chr(13)&{tblProjects.CityName}&', '&{tblProjects.StateAbbr}

You would then have to format the formula->format field->paragraph formatting->text interpretation->HTML text.

-LB
 
lbass...WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!!!!!!
You're my hero!!
Thank you![ponytails2]
 
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