Special Characters

PixelPointerPixelPointer Vaughan, Ontario
edited 4:56AM in FastReport 3.0
I am at my wits end. I have tried many different ways to show a square bracket in a memo field as a part of the text.

What I need to do, is show text like this:

Items [4] $6.24

Where the number in the brackets is the count, and the number on the right is the total cost of the items.

I have tried many different ways, but here is my latest: 
[ItemName] [[<Sum(<ItemCount>, MasterData, 1)>]] [ItemSales]

I also tried: 
[ItemName] '['[<Sum(<ItemCount>, MasterData, 1)>]']' [ItemSales]

If anyone can help me that would be great.

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  • -=Den=--=Den=-
    edited 4:56AM
    Change expressionDelimiters property(in memo object) to <%,%> and in memo write <%ItemName%> [<%<Sum(<ItemCount>, MasterData, 1)>%>] <%ItemSales%>
  • PixelPointerPixelPointer Vaughan, Ontario
    edited July 2006
    Thank you, Den. It worked quite well. I did not realize that I could do that. :-)
  • ZibiSoftZibiSoft
    edited 4:56AM
    wrote: »
    Change expressionDelimiters property(in memo object) to <%,%> and in memo write <%ItemName%> [<%<Sum(<ItemCount>, MasterData, 1)>%>] <%ItemSales%>


    Hi
    I have similar problem, but I need to put such text:

    some text [other text] <ADOQuery1."Fieldname">

    How to do this?

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