Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Tue May 17 05:03:43 CDT 2005
Hi Joe Seems like you need to track the values of (TotCount * minAQL) ... /gustav >>> JRojas at tnco-inc.com 05/17 12:09 am >>> Hi All, I have a report with 13 label boxes in the detail section of the report. I perform a calculation in the Detail_Print sub routine. The result of this calculation determines whether the BackColor of each label box is either White (16777215) or Grey (12632256). This calculation is performed for each label box each time the Detail_Print routine is ran. This is intentional. The problem that I am having is that the label boxes do not have the correct BackColor displayed on the screen nor is it correct when printed. In fact my second column is the only one that appears correct. All the others remain at there default color, white. I stared at my calculations for a long time and test many different things but with no luck. Here is my code snipet that runs in the Detail_Print routine: For idx = 1 To 13 If (TotCount * minAQL) = 1 Then Me("lblM" & idx).Caption = "1;" & Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag Me("lblM" & idx).BackColor = 16777215 ElseIf Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag = "0" Then Me("lblM" & idx).Caption = "0;" & Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag Me("lblM" & idx).BackColor = 12632256 ElseIf ((TotCount * minAQL) Mod CInt(Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag)) > 0 Then Me("lblM" & idx).Caption = ">0;" & Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag Me("lblM" & idx).BackColor = 12632256 Else Me("lblM" & idx).Caption = "Z;" & Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag Me("lblM" & idx).BackColor = 16777215 End If Next The Me("lblM" & idx).Caption = "1;" & Me("lblAQL" & idx).Tag lines are for debugging. Anyone see anything glaring that would cause this? Thanks! JR