Number format

lally

Hi,

This is chemical name .C6h12 O2
But in navision how to enter this as a subcript

Kindly help me

garak

I can't follow you.
Is this the item No. you wish to insert or what.

Regards

David_Singleton

lally wrote:

Hi,

This is chemical name .C6h12 O2
But in navision how to enter this as a subcript

Kindly help me

You can't mix fonts in a control in Navision, so its really not going to be possible without some very complex work. You would have to create a separate control for every character and use code to determine which to display.

So you would do something like:
C6H12O2

easier is just to get the users used to it the way it is.

lally

Thanks Mr. David sir,


Yes you are right , that is what i need .

So could u explain how to solve and some sample code .


i hope can do this help.


thanks and regards

David_Singleton

Well its not somethign I an do for you. As I said, its a big job, and you really need to decide just how necessary it is. It think that the cost will not be justified.

garak

](*,) chemical formulas .....

so, what you need is not so easy to realise in NAV. For example not all numbers in a formula are subscript. Like

2MgOC or 3H2O

So, to realise this is NAV is very hard. Easier is to use the Formula Wizard of Word and display the formual as bitmap in NAV (so you can also print it in a report).
Normally a chemical firm has his own software to store the formulas in a database. Maybe there is a ActiveX Control that you can use for this to display the furmula in NAV or you can link both applications.

Regards