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• Thank you Gavin. :-)

  in Progress Bar on Report Load Comment by Alex_de_Kock November 2012
• Hallo AlexTZ Do you know if this will work in FastReports 4.0?? I have been looking all over to find someway to insert a progress bar in my reports, but with no success. I am really no programming expert, so any help whatsoever would be gre…

  in Report Generation Status Comment by Alex_de_Kock November 2012
• Hallo Peter Try the following: In a Query, write the following command: (Given that your Table Names are as stated in your post,eg Table1,Table2,Table2) Select Table1.Date As Date, Table1.Code As Code, Table1.Amount As Amount, Table1.Produ…

  in Mixing masterdata data Comment by Alex_de_Kock August 2012
• gpi wrote: » Try to use: MasterData1.Visible := < 21; Thank you! Worked perfectly

  in Help on Code for - Stop_Database Query before a value Comment by Alex_de_Kock June 2011
• Thank you Mick I realised that my problem was that I tried to link fields that isn't in my Index. Thanks Mick, always helpful.

  in Linking Master and Table Values Comment by Alex_de_Kock May 2011
• Thank you Mick I will look into that, as I'm not so comfortable with writing code yet - have very limited knowledge of it. Meanwhile sorted it out with that iff statement and repeating it in the Memo view for each department. Alex

  in Dividing values in Report Comment by Alex_de_Kock May 2011
• Thank you all I sorted the query as follows: IIF( = '01',(/)*4.33,0) I Think as the error said "Floating point", it was trying to calculate over and over for my 20 different stock departments, as I didn't specify which department to draw in…

  in Dividing values in Report Comment by Alex_de_Kock May 2011
• gordk wrote: » use braces around the fields. [(() / ())] Its still giving the same error. When I replace the divide "/" with "+" or"-", it works fine. Any advice?

  in Dividing values in Report Comment by Alex_de_Kock May 2011