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Date: | Wed, 2 Feb 2011 00:33:29 -0500 |
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Hi Richard,
One way to do this is to use the onrecordload script trigger as
suggested by Jonathan, and have it put the record ID into a global
variable. Say $$recID. Then have the conditional format compare the
recordID to $$recID. If they are equal set the background.
Hope this helps.
Bruce Herbach
On 1/30/11 8:03 PM, Richard S. Russell wrote:
> On 2011 Jan 30, at 18:46, Bruce Herbach wrote:
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>> Hi Richard,
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>> I frequently use conditional formatting for this. Tie the conditional format to the ID of the record or another field that is unique field in the active record.
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> I'd be delighted to be able to do this, Bruce, but when I go to set up conditional formatting, it asks me for a formula to be used to trigger the background color, and all I can come up with is "Get ( RecordID ) = X", where I don't have a clue as to what to put into "X". Clues appreciated.
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> Sorry if I seem unduly obtuse on this. I'm really looking for a very explicit recipe of exactly what functions and variables to use.
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