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How to show a zero which is NOT a default value ?
Messen
Member Posts: 4
In a table I have a decimal field. Default value is by system zero. I would like this field to be blank, because we use this field as a result e.g. 0.00. But the default zero is not a result for us. So we will only like to see the zero when we have entered the zero by ourselfes and not the default.
Can anyone help ?
Can anyone help ?
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So you could better use the BlankNumbers-property with the value BlankNeg and make sure your default value is eg. -1. This is only possible of course if all your results are >= 0.
Tx for your prompt reply. And yes - your solution was also my first workaround, but off course the users need to enter neg. figures :roll: Any other solutions ?
What about Additional (boolean) field "Manually Entered". FALSE by default and on validate of your numeric field you can set it to TRUE.
When displaying numeric filed you refer to this boolean field in OnFormat trigger of numeric field control...
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Sorry for my late answer...
TX for your answer. I will try your sultion with the Boolean filed. Have heard from secondhand that this is the best solution for my "problem". Thank you :-)