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StephNeedsHelp
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 Posted - 2009-04-23 : 14:31:26
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Good Day All, as a fairly new user I have what I think is a pretty complex question. I'm working with health activity dates for children. The activities are good for a year from date of service. I've already selected the necessary data and I'm not at the report level (visual studio). I now need to show on the report all activities first. Then, I want to somehow highlight or distinguish those dates that are about to expire or have expired. It would be nice if I could have those dates displayed in red or some other way. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks Peso for the post. I think I need to explain further. This is what I have so far in one of the activities expressions:=IIF(Fields!PhysicalExam.Value <> "01/01/1900", Fields!PhysicalExam.Value, "")There isn't an expiration date field only completed date. So, I want to return children whose activities are within one year of the run date. I hope that better explains what I need. Thanks again  |
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SwePeso
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Posted - 2009-04-23 : 14:37:36
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You can set the text color programmatically in the report.Something like=IIF(ExpireDate < Now(), "Red", "Black")
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Expiration Dates