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Hi, I'm converting an FMP6 solution to FMP8.5. On one layout is the following merge field setup: Charges: <<gStatementTotalCharges>> Credits: gStatementTotalCredits The data being merged will be in red text if the amount is negative, or black if it is positive. The words "Charges:" and "Credits:" need to always be black. This works perfectly in FMP6. In FMP8.5, it doesn't work as expected. If either of the merged numbers are red text, then the whole thing turns red, including "Charges:", "Credits:"... and even the other number, whether it is negative or not. I tried searching Google Groups, thinking this would have been seen before, but didn't come up with anything. I can think of some workarounds, but I'd like to know why it's not working as expected. I've created an example: http://myweb.cableone.net/steward/colorproblem.fp7.zip Ideas? (And thanks!) -Rob Steward |
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robdstew... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> schreef in berichtnews:1181511185.069346.130460 (AT) m36g2000hse (DOT) googlegroups.com... Hi, I'm converting an FMP6 solution to FMP8.5. On one layout is the following merge field setup: Charges: <<gStatementTotalCharges>> Credits: gStatementTotalCredits The data being merged will be in red text if the amount is negative, or black if it is positive. The words "Charges:" and "Credits:" need to always be black. This works perfectly in FMP6. In FMP8.5, it doesn't work as expected. If either of the merged numbers are red text, then the whole thing turns red, including "Charges:", "Credits:"... and even the other number, whether it is negative or not. I tried searching Google Groups, thinking this would have been seen before, but didn't come up with anything. I can think of some workarounds, but I'd like to know why it's not working as expected. I've created an example: http://myweb.cableone.net/steward/colorproblem.fp7.zip Ideas? (And thanks!) -Rob Steward IMHO The simplest would be to create four different text blocks and align them in the way you need. |
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Ideas? (And thanks!) -Rob Steward |
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I updated your test DB file and if you want to see what I did, it's at members.cox.net/voicesinmyhead/fmp/colorproblem_solved.fp7 Maybe not a perfect solution, but it works... |
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