Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Fri Jun 13 06:30:35 CDT 2003
On 12 Jun 2003 at 23:03, Kathryn Bassett wrote: > Thanks again to Stuart, my report is almost exactly what I want (except final lining up etc): > http://altadenabaptist.org/images/Image2.jpg > > Next, I want to know how to make the Connections *label* to only show up if there is content in the field. > Going back to the image that shows the layout: > http://altadenabaptist.org/images/Image1.jpg > you can see how it's set at present. I know how to trim in the content, but not how to make the label appear/disappear. My thoughts are: > If the field called "connections" is not blank, then print Connections followed by a colon and then a space, and then the contents of the Connections field. > I'm guessing it is done by somehow using the trim (& not using the label), but can't figure out the exact syntax. > I tried this: > =trim(Connections: & " " & [connections]) > but it tells me I've entered an operand without an operator. > > I need the correct syntax, and also need to know if I'm right that if the connections field is empty, it will not put anything, including the Connections: or is there some other solution? > Looks like Label17 is not tied to the connections field. In that case. in your Detail_format() put: If connections < " " then connections.visible = false label17.visible = false else connections.visible = true label17.visible = true end if or if connections can be null you need if nz(connections,"") < " " -- Lexacorp Ltd http://www.lexacorp.com.pg Information Technology Consultancy, Software Development,System Support.