Is it possible to get a toggle state in an expression?
I'm thinking something like:
=Switch( ReportItems!textbox8.ToggleState, true,
RunningValue(1, Count, "table1") > 3, true,
true, false)
Of course, "ToggleState is not a member of ReportItem". Is there a
member that will tell me if the toggle box is showing a + or -? Or
some other way of telling if the button has been toggled?
ThanksHi steve,
Even I am looking for same kind of solution.Did you come across anything for
this.
Do mind sharing it?
thanks
S
"Steven" wrote:
> Is it possible to get a toggle state in an expression?
> I'm thinking something like:
> =Switch( ReportItems!textbox8.ToggleState, true,
> RunningValue(1, Count, "table1") > 3, true,
> true, false)
> Of course, "ToggleState is not a member of ReportItem". Is there a
> member that will tell me if the toggle box is showing a + or -? Or
> some other way of telling if the button has been toggled?
> Thanks
>|||Me too! Did you find a solution?
"ERS Developer" wrote:
> Hi steve,
> Even I am looking for same kind of solution.Did you come across anything for
> this.
> Do mind sharing it?
>
> thanks
> S
> "Steven" wrote:
> > Is it possible to get a toggle state in an expression?
> > I'm thinking something like:
> > =Switch( ReportItems!textbox8.ToggleState, true,
> > RunningValue(1, Count, "table1") > 3, true,
> > true, false)
> >
> > Of course, "ToggleState is not a member of ReportItem". Is there a
> > member that will tell me if the toggle box is showing a + or -? Or
> > some other way of telling if the button has been toggled?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
Monday, March 12, 2012
Get toggle state in an expression
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