[RESOLVED] How to display checkbox on CR8.5

[girl81]

Hi all I have one question here.i use VB6,Access and CR 8.5
Is there any way to display [ ]checkbox in Crystal Report? It will display whether the checkbox is tick or not. If there is a way please let me know.

Thanks in advance

[shakti5385]

why u want to do this type of thing

[girl81]

Thanks Shakti..

i want to make a Fax form.I want to display a checkbox like in Access.So that it will displayed many checkbox to show that it is checked or unchecked.
Such as:

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Any idea or suggestion?

[girl81]

Is it possible to do like what i want to do??

[shakti5385]

just i am checking wait.... it is not done by me so please wait

[girl81]

Ok..thanks :)

[shakti5385]

in my idea make a booleian function and return true false condition according to the situation...

[girl81]

in my idea make a booleian function and return true false condition according to the situation...

Yes..but i dont want to do like that..it will displayed

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Do you have any idea..
because i just want to know is it possible or not to display like what i want...

[shakti5385]

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what is

[brucevde]

Create a Formula field, set its Font to Wingdings and use this code (assuming your field is a yes/no field).

If {Your Table Name.Your Field Name} Then Chr(254) Else Chr(168)
Or
If {Your Table Name.Your Field Name} Then "þ" Else "¨"

Symbolic fonts such as Wingdings will display pictures instead of letters and numbers. All you need to know is which character to use. The Character Map (Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools) will show you that information.

[girl81]

Create a Formula field, set its Font to Wingdings and use this code (assuming your field is a yes/no field).

If {Your Table Name.Your Field Name} Then Chr(254) Else Chr(168)
Or
If {Your Table Name.Your Field Name} Then "þ" Else "¨"

Symbolic fonts such as Wingdings will display pictures instead of letters and numbers. All you need to know is which character to use. The Character Map (Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools) will show you that information.
:eek: U are great Brucevde...i got it..i dont know what to say..u are my hero.. :)
i'm so wonder how you can do that..

thanks a lot...