Can we change the caption of the ReqFilterFields?
Example: Sales Blanket Order Report. On Request form, I want to see as Blanket Order No. instead of No.
Change supposed to be only on report not on table
To change the caption, you have to change it on the table.
The problem is that the table is Sales Header. And No. can be a sales order no, a invoice no, a credit memo no etc.
As suggested above, teach the user to learn and after a couple of weeks they'll get used to it.
You can write something on ReqFilterHeading something to make it easier.
Ahmed Rashed Amini
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Can we change the caption of the ReqFilterFields?
Example: Sales Blanket Order Report. On Request form, I want to see as Blanket Order No. instead of No.
Change supposed to be only on report not on table
You can.
There are ReqFilterHeading and ReqFilterHeadingML properties on DataItem (record) on report, which enables you do achieve exactly what you want.
The OP was asking for captions for individual fields. Those properties are for the caption of the tab, not individual fields.
Right.
Maybe it is not *exactly* what he wants but still if it is one field on request form (as I understood from example) use of ReqFilterHeading seems to be fine for me..
To change the caption, you have to change it on the table.
The problem is that the table is Sales Header. And No. can be a sales order no, a invoice no, a credit memo no etc.
As suggested above, teach the user to learn and after a couple of weeks they'll get used to it.
You can write something on ReqFilterHeading something to make it easier.
I thought I mentioned that.
Ahmed Rashed Amini
Independent Consultant/Developer
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It's not possible but you could add the field to a request form and filter from there. Is it such a big problem once the users are properly trained?
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The problem is that the table is Sales Header. And No. can be a sales order no, a invoice no, a credit memo no etc.
As suggested above, teach the user to learn and after a couple of weeks they'll get used to it.
You can write something on ReqFilterHeading something to make it easier.
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There are ReqFilterHeading and ReqFilterHeadingML properties on DataItem (record) on report, which enables you do achieve exactly what you want.
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Maybe it is not *exactly* what he wants but still if it is one field on request form (as I understood from example) use of ReqFilterHeading seems to be fine for me..
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I thought I mentioned that.
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(Funny - I didn't spot at first read and was a bit surprised you didn't mention , but still didn't re-check )
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It helps the original post.
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