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Hi Kristof,
Not sure without seeing the actual project, but can you copy the company information that you need to show to calculated fields and then use the calculated fields in the report?
If not, I think you might have to use reportsql rather than report.
Derek.

Hi Kristof,
If you can attach the project and indicate the newly added field, I can have a look and see if I can spot anything.
Derek.

Hi EHW,
I was hoping someone else would be able to check it out with their configuration.  I'm suspecting that it might be an issue specific to Windows XP.
Thanks for your help,
Derek.

Hi Dmitry,
Please see the attached screenshot.
The white bar between the start and end dates makes the dates unreadable.
I'm using MVD5.5 / WindowsXP
Thanks,
Derek.

Hi Terry,
Is the attached the sort of thing that you mean?
Personally, I think it would be more readable if the highlighted colour extended across the entire selected date range rather than 'whiting it out' but I think that's something that Dmitry would have to review - I remember trying to change it a while ago but had no success.
Derek.

Hi Hedan,
Not sure if I understand your question correctly, but does the attached help at all?
When you display your combobox, you can concatenate a number of fields together (enclose each one in { }). 
So in your example, you can show both the record id and the country.
If you then make the combobox searchable, when you add or edit, you can either enter an ID or value to select the correct record.
Derek.

Hi Agusecc, Dmitry,
An alternative might be to use a calculated field to show the day of the week.  Then the calculated field can be used in your report just like any other data fields.
Please see the attached as a simple example.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi Manix,
If I understand your question corrrectly, putting the 'onchange' event against the calculated field itself won't work because a calculated field, by definition, can only change if the fields involved in its calculation are themselves changed - the 'onchange' event needs to be placed against these fields, not the calculated field. 
Please see attached which uses a small script so you can see the changes to the calculated field real time.
Regards,
Derek.

Привет,
Попробуйте это так:
(select round((x+y-z) * (a/b),2)).
Посмотрите на этот простой пример.
С Уважением,
Derek.

Hi Manix,
Try it like this
        form1.tablegrid1.columns[0].header.caption := ' Edit ';
See attached example (borrowed from EHW's earlier message).
Derek.

Hi,
I don't think I'd do it that way (movie titles separated by commas) - the user could end up having to scroll left and scroll right quite a lot. 
Instead, I think I would use a linked tablegrid - the first tablegrid shows the winners summarised by the number of winning nominations for the selected category and the second tablegrid lists the individual films.
This has the added benefit that you can then click on one of the film and then be taken back to Form1 to see all the other nominations for that film.  For example, select 'Best Actor' as your category, then select 'Jack Nicholson'.  The linked grid will show you the two films he won awards for.  Then click on 'One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest' and it goes to Form1 (automatically taking the film title as a parameter) to show you all the categories that the film was nominated for (9).
In this way, your statistics and your queries can start to be more integrated.
Derek.

Hi,
It sounds like you are either dragging the datafield directly into the report or selecting the RTF component and then dragging the datafield into the RTF component - in both instances, this will result in you seeing /tab /par {{!! etc etc.
You must first place an RTF component into the report.
Then you must specify the dataset and the datafield USING THE RTF object's properties (don't drag and drop it from the list of available datafields.
Please have a look at the screenshot (screenshot1.jpg) in the attached example.
Hope this helps,
Derek