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Module Pool Programmie: Multiple check boxes in Table Wizard

Former Member
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Hi,

Any one knows how to show field as check box in the table wizard in module pool.

Suppose I have 7 fields i want to make last two fields as check box which is of CHAR1 in normal table control we can set field as check box while taking fields from dictionary table, but i did nt find an option in table wizard ).

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Thanks

Syed

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Aug 8, 2011 2:32 PM

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Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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Hi Syed,

I couldn't either do it using the wizard. I think the only solution is to add the element to the control manually.

Regards,

Sandra

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Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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Hi Syed,

I couldn't either do it using the wizard. I think the only solution is to add the element to the control manually.

Regards,

Sandra

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Hey Sandra,

I tried by removing the field and added a check box element in the table wizard with the same name but it is not allowing.

Is it sure that Table Wizard dosn't allow check boxes at the time of generating Table Wizard??

Cheers

Syed

Edited by: Jalaaluddin Syed on Aug 9, 2011 2:43 PM

Edited by: Jalaaluddin Syed on Aug 9, 2011 2:45 PM

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Hi Syed,

In fact, it's very simple if you use the graphical screen painter. I say that because my previous answer was based on the alphanumeric screen painter, as I could only use this one because of a bug on my Vista computer, hopefully I could make the graphical editor work with note 1459064).

With the graphical painter, select the input/output field you want to convert into a checkbox (the one of the first row of the table control) and click menu Edit -> Convert -> Checkbox -> Left button.

With the alphanumeric screen painter, set cursor inside the table control and click "graphical element" button, then click "Control elements" button, set cursor on the column you want to change, click the "Remove" button then click the "Insert table column", then set cursor on this column and click "Create element" button, choose "Checkbox" field type and continue creating a field as usually.

BR

Sandra

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Thank you sandra. It worked.