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  • gordk, Thanks for the info. But your comments make me ask another question. IMHO, means what? As for trying to use a chart object in C++ Builder and updating the Fast Report's chart, isn't an option at this point. I'm trying to make all my …
    in Blank Chart Comment by Randel June 2004
  • Thanks for the info gork, I'll be honest, I don't completely understand why it was designed that way. But, since I didn't disign it I guess I'm not supposed to. However, since what I am trying to do is not availible, can you give me another opt…
    in Blank Chart Comment by Randel June 2004
  • I made a mistake. My chart was in a Child Band, but I was having problems getting the first record to show up without my report creating two charts. So I ended up putting it into a Master Data Footer Band. That solved my missing first record prob…
    in Blank Chart Comment by Randel June 2004
  • hi gork, I think we have a misunderstanding. Let me explain what I think you are talking about, so that I don't compound it. I believe you are saying that "dtp_StartDate.Date" or simply "Date" is a variable or a data field from some kind of d…
  • Okay, I have to apologize; I've made a small mistake. The actual function and it's format strings do appear to work. Below is some more code to test this a bit farther. begin Day := [FORMATDATETIME('DD/', dtp_StartDate.Date)]; Month := [FO…
  • gordk, Thanks for your help. My next question then is does the Tab Order wizard setup in the Borland C++ Builder IDE; or does it give me the ability to set each reports own tab order? Thanks, Randel
    in Tab Order Comment by Randel June 2004
  • Does anyone know if what I'm trying/wanting to do is possible?
  • I understand the restriction. I do not understand why that limitation is applied. I do hope that in future releases this could be allowed. I believe this would allow for easier report creatation. Randel
  • I knew it was a string, but I just could not get it to work. Now I know it was because I was trying to put it between double-quotation marks ("..."). That caused me to get the same, but different, error message. The message had the format parame…