Under Property Editor in the Highlights tab I have used this syntax:
1 Less than or Equal BirtDateTime.diffDay(row["GEN_SAFETY"],BirtDateTime.today())
Background color is set to GREEN, but I don't want a highlight if the date is NULL.
How can I accomplish that in the syntax?
I'm not familiar with Plateau Report Designer. In BIRT, it's pretty straightforward. In the Property Editor, you have a Highlight tab, and you add your highlight and set your conditions.
If I'm understanding your question:
You have your background set to green by default.
If your GEN_SAFETY field is today or before, you want it blue.
If there is no date, you want it white.
So you would add two highlights.
The first you already have.
The second would be something along the lines of:
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Using Oracle Form Builder 10.1.2.3.0, I have a List Item of type Combo Box with a Prompt and next to it in the same Block is a CheckBox.
When I disable these two items with
SET_ITEM_PROPERTY('block.item', ENABLED, PROPERTY_FALSE);
the CheckBox and its prompt go gray but the prompt portion of the List Item does not change. This makes the form and its developer look ridiculous.
Is this a bug?
To accomplish what I want I have to execute these when the List Item's enablement changes:
set_item_property('block.item', foreground_color, 'r150g150b150')
set_item_property('block.item', foreground_color, 'r70g70b70')
And these are just guesses because the color meter app is not perfect.
Half of the problem would "go away" if I could use a visual attribute but the form builder app complains about the "gray" color not being named.
Surely there is a better solution. Maybe playing with the LAF? But I have yet to figure out LAF customization.
I would not expect the prompt to change, but the edit area where text is entered will change. There is one exception. If running with colorScheme SWAN or BLAF the text edit are will always remain white unless you explicitly change the color. This is expected behavior.
If you are using SWAN or BLAF, which EBS does, by setting readOnlyBackground=true you can cause the edit area to go from white to a non-white color (the exact color will depend on the colorscheme in use). Because this parameter is not in the config by default it would need to be added manually and also added to the html template file.
"V" flag as example
I have to put a "V" flag like the one showed in the picturein one bookmark in PowerBi, now when you select the filter there is not a "v" flag but only black. Can you please help me?
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I think what you are wanting to show are the check-marks (or chevron mark) next to the selected item in a filter list.
Normally by default, the option for Multi-select is ON, if you turn it OFF then it will allow you to select one item from the list, putting the "V" next to it.
If you want the "V" to be color or any other symbol, you will have to make you own list and add special characters as I did in my KPI column. See picture
The circle Character I used in a calculated Measure was : UNICHAR(11044) which can change color...
So to select your chevron mark "V" display follow these steps:
Select your Filter
Open the Format pane (the one with the paint roller)
Open your V-Selection controls
Change Multi-select with CRTL position to OFF
Test your filter again
Please see images below:
Changing Multi-Select to display check mark symbol on dropdown filters
Multi-select causes the box to show all Black, as you indicated.
Black box on selected items -
Color symbols on Grid Lists - picture:
Symbols with color added to grids
Hope this helps,
in bocca al lupo,
Andres
Other symbols you can use :
https://www.alt-codes.net/root-symbols
I have a report in Visual Studio Reports 2008.
I created datasets to select values from ReportParameter (Place).
Selected data from ReportParameter (Place) is used for displaying the report.
How can i change background color of table cells which equals to selected value from ReportParameter (Place)?
This is easily done by setting the Background property on the cells you wish to highlight.
While in design mode, select the cells you want to highlight. In the Properties pane, look for the Background property, and set the Expression to something like the following.
=IIf(Fields!Place.Value = Parameters!Place.Value, "Yellow", "White")
The field name will vary, depending on what you have named yours. This checks to see if the current Place value is equal to the selected parameter value, and sets the Background to Yellow if they match, White if they do not.
This should work in any version of SSRS.
I just installed Resharper and it's changed the highlight color for find results. Normally when I place my cursor on a particular symbol, say a variable called 'goat', all onscreen references to goat will be highlighted with a gray background. When I hit Ctrl+F to move through all references to goat in the document the current find result has the same gray background as all others on screen. So I have no idea which goat I'm currently at until I close the find dialog at which point the currently selected goat highlights in blue.
This makes it really difficult for me to quickly check all references to a given variable in file. I know you can change color settings in Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts And Colors, however I've been unable to find a setting that corresponds to the currently selected find result.
If the currently selected find result was any color other than gray, it would stand out, but as it is it makes Find as effective as simply clicking on a variable and having VS2010 highlight all current onscreen references.
The setting to change is "Inactive Selected Text". It is in Tools->Options->Environment->Fonts And Colors, Show Settings for Text Editor, third option down.
I'm tweaking my environment settings and I've got all my colors happy except this one.
When you hover over the "+" or "-" the entire affected area gets highlighted in white-ish color. This is annoying when you have a dark background like I have using Ragnarok Blue (or ZenBurn)
What Display Item is this so I can adjust?
By going through each display item I discovered it's the "Collapsible Region"
I suppose that should have been obvious.