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Thanks Mick, I'll contact to fast report but could you first send me the script example that you checked to compare it with mine? Thanks.
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Sorry, but it didn't help. Any other idea???
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Sorry but it didn't worked. Even if I use the following script procedure TfrmStatistic.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject); var path : String; begin Path := ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0)); frxReport1.LoadFromFile(path + 'forms\graph.fr3' ); // frxRep…
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Unfortunatelly it does't work too. Any other idea?
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I made it like that and it worked! Thank you very much.
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Actually I have used a Dialog Box in my report. So I check my customers name which are sort asceding by surname and then I want them to be appeared in my masterdata field asceding by their investments. How can I create the temporary table?
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I can't do that because the field I want to sort is a calculated field and it is quite complex calculated so I can't use it in my query.
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It worked! Thank you very much.
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It works!!! Thank you very much.
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Sorry but I can't find the solution. I found the procedure GetFieldNames(List: TStrings) but I don't know how to use it. What should I write in the parenthesis? Can you send me an example? Thanks.
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I tried that showmessage(adoquery2.GetFieldNames); but didn't work. The message Undeclared Idendifier : 'GetFieldNames' appeared. Am I doing something wrong?
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Anu de Deus wrote: » try using the ADOQuery2.GetFieldNames procedure and analise the results. They are part of TDataset and implemented in the frx editor, should be fine, take a look at the Classes tab in the right side of the frx editor, plent…