| QTIPS - @Date.Format |
| @ATTACK - @Date.Format |
| QTIPS - Short Cut Implicit Formatting |
| Utility Diskette # 4 |
| Bugs and PCs - Xlate with Multipart Keys |
| VROOM - Window Processing II |
| Indexing on Xlates |
| Collector Windows |
| QTIPS - Reusing Symbolics in Windows |
| QTIPS - Hiding Symbolic Source Code |
| Simple Security |
| QTIPS - Hiding Symbolic Source Code |
| Using One Dictionary With Multiple Tables - Aaron Kaplan - SoftMart Inc |
| Catalyst |
| @ATTACK - @Ans |
| QTIPS - Compiling Work around on runtimes |
| QTIPS - Potential Problem When Using @ANS |
RevMedia FKB
| Document | V2I1A4 |
| Title | QTIPS - Break-On Date Fields |
| Keywords | BREAK-ON DATE |
| Text | When breaking on a value such as a date it is frequently desirable to include the date in the heading rather than display it for every record listed This would normally be achieved USING a syntax similar to LIST TIME_SHEETS BY DATE BREAK ON DATE "'B'" HEADING "'B'" Unfortunately this results in the date in INTERNAL format being displayed in the heading To get round thus create a symbolic dictionary item (eg DS) with a display length of 0 and a formula similar to @ANS = {DATE} "D2/E" and change the list STATEMENT to be LIST TIME_SHEETS BY DATE BREAK ON DS "'B'" HEADING "'B'" (Volume 2 Issue 1 Page 7) |
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