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... but which will only be displayed if another file contains the number of that document? How can I do this? The Column: oCol:= Lista0:AddCol() oCol:bStrData := { || ARQBOL->BOLETO} oCol:cHeader := "BOLETO" Thanks.

Yo tengo algo así:      oBrw:aCols[2]:bStrData := {|| ""}     oBrw:aCols[2]:AddBitMap( 'BITMAPS\PEND.BMP' )     oBrw:aCols[2]:AddBitMap( 'BITMAPS\VISADA.BMP' )     oBrw:aCols[2]:AddBitMap( ...

Yo tengo algo así:      oBrw:aCols[2]:bStrData := {|| ""}     oBrw:aCols[2]:AddBitMap( 'BITMAPS\PEND.BMP' )     oBrw:aCols[2]:AddBitMap( 'BITMAPS\VISADA.BMP' ...

Thanks, Rao, I got the idea!!! Yes, I can also use :SetColsAsRows( 3, 4 ). But I need to keep the glued column separate. So I did it through :bStrData. In this case, I got a gluing of 2 columns (separated by a CRLF),
but I could not show the rows in the cell in different colors/fonts

... select some of the record that I see in ths xbrowse for instance this is the penultimane columnt is define in this way oCol = oBrw:AddCol() oCol:bStrData = { || TRANSFORM( field->imp_eff, "@ZE 999,999,999.99" ) } oCol:cHeader = "TOTALE CLIENTE" oCol:nEditType = EDIT_NONE ...

... := { || iif( cTab_Art:opcion=.t., 1, 2) } oBrw:aCols[1]:nWidth := 20 oBrw:aCols[2]:cHeader := "Código" oBrw:aCols[2]:bStrData := { || cTab_Art:cod_art } oBrw:aCols[2]:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER oBrw:aCols[2]:nDataStrAlign := AL_LEFT //LEFT oBrw:aCols[2]:nWidth := 100 ...

... := { || iif( cTab_Art:opcion=.t., 1, 2) } oBrw:aCols[1]:nWidth := 20 oBrw:aCols[2]:cHeader := "Código" oBrw:aCols[2]:bStrData := { || cTab_Art:cod_art } oBrw:aCols[2]:nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER oBrw:aCols[2]:nDataStrAlign := AL_LEFT //LEFT oBrw:aCols[2]:nWidth := 100 ...

... 0, 1 ) } :lBmpStretch := .f. :lBmpTransparent := .t. :nDataBmpAlign := AL_CENTER :nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER :cHeader := 'Contado' :nWidth := 50 :bStrData := {|| nil } :cSortOrder := Nil

... funcionando, con mis datos. oCol:=xbr:AddCol() oCol:cHeader := "Nombre y Apellido" oCol:cFooter := "Nombre y Apellido" oCol:bStrData:= {|| rtrim(lTrim(oClientes:NOM)) + "/"+rtrim(lTrim( oClientes:APE)) +"-"+ oClientes:recipiente } campo donde esta el 99 ...

... funcionando, con mis datos. oCol:=xbr:AddCol() oCol:cHeader := "Nombre y Apellido" oCol:cFooter := "Nombre y Apellido" oCol:bStrData:= {|| rtrim(lTrim(oClientes:NOM)) + "/"+rtrim(lTrim( oClientes:APE)) +"-"+ oClientes:recipiente } campo donde esta el 99 ...

... "HDR_CLI" ):Value ) ), ;oCol:oBrw:oRs:Fields( "HDR_TOT" ):Value, 0.00 ) }  Please never use bStrData. Deprecated many years ago. The codebock evaluates to a Character Value, which XBrowse faithfully displays in the Cell. XBrowse uses a numeric ...

... := LINESTYLE_BLACK Lista10:nRowDividerStyle := LINESTYLE_BLACK Lista10:CreateFromResource( 109 ) oCol:= Lista10:AddCol() oCol:bStrData := { || PLANO->CODIGO} oCol:cHeader := "CÓDIGO" oCol:= Lista10:AddCol() oCol:bStrData := { || PLANO->DESCRICAO} oCol:cHeader ...

... } END when I make the order it not take the type of field on archive but the current rows ( string) but if I made WITH OBJECT oBrw:aCols[3] :bStrData :={ || TipoIva(oDbf:NUM7,oDbf) } END then the order run ok without error because it take the right type of data ( numeric) But Nages sad me ...

...      :nHeadStrAlign := AL_CENTER         :nDataStrAlign := AL_LEFT         :bStrData := ::nombreProducto( ::oQry:FieldGet( "C3" ) )      END WITH al recuperar ::oQry:fieldget("C3") ...