Checkbox in a Table

Is there any way of formatting a filed in a table to show a (Tick) instead
of a 1 or 0

Thanks

Peter

You have to use an icon for that field in the table.

In the list box formatter, select the field you want to display this way.
Click the appearance tab, and then choose either normal or transparent for
icon (at the bottom left).

Then go into extensions and select the browse.  Scroll the tabs until you
get to the icon tab.  The field should be listed there.  Select it and hit
properties.  Enter a default icon - ex. blank.ico.  Then hit insert under
conditional icon usage.  Enter a condition - ex.  yourfield=1, and enter the
icon you want it to display - ex.  check.ico.

This will cause the listbox to display nothing when it is 0, and a checkmark
when it is 1

"peter lewis" <peter@vsat.co.za> wrote in message
news:c3cu5m$3fa$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...
> Is there any way of formatting a filed in a table to show a (Tick) instead
> of a 1 or 0
>
> Thanks
>
> Peter
>
>

Also set the color for that field with the tick icon to display the
byte with the same color in all 4 states so it doesn't show against
the normal or selected background right next to your icon.

"David Cadkin" <dcadkin@phycare.com> wrote in message news:<j0o6c.14952$Oo5.13080@twister.n
yroc.rr.com>...
> You have to use an icon for that field in the table.
>
> In the list box formatter, select the field you want to display this way.
> Click the appearance tab, and then choose either normal or transparent for
> icon (at the bottom left).
>
> Then go into extensions and select the browse.  Scroll the tabs until you
> get to the icon tab.  The field should be listed there.  Select it and hit
> properties.  Enter a default icon - ex. blank.ico.  Then hit insert under
> conditional icon usage.  Enter a condition - ex.  yourfield=1, and enter t
he
> icon you want it to display - ex.  check.ico.
>
> This will cause the listbox to display nothing when it is 0, and a checkma
rk
> when it is 1
>
> "peter lewis" <peter@vsat.co.za> wrote in message
> news:c3cu5m$3fa$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...