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BarbaraC
I have a report which contains a subreport that displays
a list of medical results. I am using conditional
formatting to alternately display a pale color behind the
results for every other row to make the report easier to
read. There are four fields containing data (next to
each other horizontally) and I created a text box that
displays behind the four fields and goes across the width
of the report which is what I assigned the conditional
formatting to.
The problem occurs when one of the four fields "grows".
How do I indicate that the text box that has the
background color should also "grow"? I could use
conditional formatting on each of the four fields to
change the background color I suppose, but I still have
the same problem if one field "grows" and the others do
not!
a list of medical results. I am using conditional
formatting to alternately display a pale color behind the
results for every other row to make the report easier to
read. There are four fields containing data (next to
each other horizontally) and I created a text box that
displays behind the four fields and goes across the width
of the report which is what I assigned the conditional
formatting to.
The problem occurs when one of the four fields "grows".
How do I indicate that the text box that has the
background color should also "grow"? I could use
conditional formatting on each of the four fields to
change the background color I suppose, but I still have
the same problem if one field "grows" and the others do
not!