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Hi Robert, Would you mind detailing exactly what you are trying to accomplish as an end result and provide me with an example? I need to understand exactly what you are trying to accomplish in order to provide you with a complete answer. If you can, please include any screen shots that you think may be helpful. -Audisho

[quote user="Method_Audisho"] If the condition of the rule is based on data from a line item, you will need to make sure that you select the Data Member Invoice.InvoiceLine.Invoice in your rule. Then, if you want to check if the Item Name is ‘Consulting Service’ for example, you can use the condition editor to create the ...

Thanks Audisho, I think you are correct about the force screen refresh. The refresh grid on focus should take care it.

Hi Robert, The only functionality of the gadget that can be customized can be located by clicking the Settings link at the top of the gadget. You can also locate this menu in Method by navigating to My Profile > Gmail Gadget. Everything else comes as is and cannot be customized. -Audisho

Hi Robert, Report designer scripting generally falls beyond what we can help with on the forums. That being said, I was able to figure this out with some help from our professional services team and some Google searching. The foreground color and background color can be altered using the .ForeColor & .BackColor properties. Here is an ...

Is it possible for me to customize Google Gadget screens?  Thanks.

In report Designer, I need the VB syntax for altering the colors of the font (foreground) and background.  I need to change colors of report fields which are not tied directly to a table column.  Thanks.

We use Class in the SalesOrderLine (SOL) grid in our Sales Order (SO) screen (customized of course).  I have yet to be successful using a Text Change action in a grid column to update a value in the grid row.  I can call the Text Change action and see the changes made via a Text Change action on the grid but once ...

Here is the FOR...LOOP construct I am using successfully: ..... FOR Week as integer = 1 to WeekCount '' what if its one week and WeekCount = 0?? Does the loop fire once at least?    newrate = cSng(WeekCounter.text) + 1 ' or to create a loop that calcs it once correctly, including W,1,B SOL freq   WeekCounter.text = ...

How can we do this in OnBeforePrint events?  I've got some complex formulas to use to change the background colors of certain derived (calculated) values.  The values of these "cells" are not tied to a table field, they are completely calculated within OnBeforePrint events.   I'm going to try using ...