how to edit cell in dbcross

edited 11:16PM in FastReport 4.0
hi everyone,

i want to know how to edit cell in dbcross...

i can view the crossview but certain value in cell is blank..i want the blank set as 0..

anyone can help me??

p/s: sorry for my english...

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  • gordkgordk St.Catherines On. Canada.
    edited 11:16PM
    More info required.
    what version and level and build number of fr are you using also which product as i see you are posting under studio forum as well. this forum is for fr4 for "Delphi" and "c".
  • gpigpi
    edited 11:16PM
    Try
    procedure Cross1OnPrintCell(Memo: TfrxMemoView; RowIndex, ColumnIndex, CellIndex: Integer; RowValues, ColumnValues, Value: Variant);
    begin
         if Value = null then Memo.Text := '0';                                                                                 
    end;
    
  • edited 11:16PM
    gpi wrote: »
    Try
    procedure Cross1OnPrintCell(Memo: TfrxMemoView; RowIndex, ColumnIndex, CellIndex: Integer; RowValues, ColumnValues, Value: Variant);
    begin
         if Value = null then Memo.Text := '0';                                                                                 
    end;
    


    i try this code, but not works..

    ok let me explain about my problem..

    my row - problems
    my column - date (1,2,3..., end of month)
    my cell - time in minute


  • gpigpi
    edited 11:16PM
    I tried my code - it works. See a report template in attach
    60.fr3 11.8K
  • alenaclarkalenaclark Los Angeles
    edited 11:16PM
    I will try it letter.

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