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Hello pozidis

The check mark allows you to visually select the lines of a grid on which you want to apply an action (move, delete, edit on a state, etc.).

It does the same job as the Multi-Select option but without its visual aspect.
JB

Hello Anakin

As you have the source code, you can translate it from French into your own language yourself with Google Translate.
If you have any problems, come back to me.
it's a very old program that I had to do with version 2 of MVD.
Since then I have completely rewritten it, improved the code and the interface.
You can even greatly reduce the code from too many instructions because at this time the Object Inspector had much fewer options.
At your disposal
J.B.

Hello K245, Derek, Sparrow

K245 : Thanks for your help.I'm about to send you a new set of French translations.

Derek : I created the report using the Report action. The result is perfect, but intermittently the balance display is fanciful. The rounding goes wrong then returns to normal (see attachment).
So, I tried to create this report with the Report SQL action to see what it would do. Not better. So I come back to Report.

Sparrow : Thank you for your response. I had never used a calculated field in a report. Your answer and that of K245 enlightened me.

Thank you to all of you
J.B.

Hello jrga, Hello K245

A possible explanation: Does your database include images?
If so, how do you integrate them: Directly in the database (via StoreFile) or in a dedicated folder (via LinkFile and CopyTo\MyFolder)?

In the first case, the more images you store directly, the more your database will take on weight and therefore take time to load.
In the second case, your database will only be enriched by the path to store your images in their chosen folder.

Alternatively, you could use the couple BeginUpdate and EndUpdate.
J.B.

For K245

Are you still interested in my French translation of your files?

JB

Hello Madbit71

A long time ago with Delphi 7, I did like this

Form1. Chart1.Series[0].Color := $FF0000; // hexadecimal value of the color

If you have several series:

  Form1. Chart1.Series[0].Color := clGreen; // Windows color name
  Form1. Chart1.Series[1].Color := clYellow;

It had worked. I would have to find my old app, but Delphi 7 and windows 10 don't go well together (you have to tweak a bit)

JB

Thank you Vladimir
I would never have made the connection between Border Style and hiding menus
thanks again
JB

Hello Jonny

Problems displaying applications with different screen resolutions are not new

K245 had responded to a post on this subject. The link I gave might be able to solve your problem.

To change the screen resolution, you can use a utility such as QRes.exe.
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedi … QRes.shtml
It can be launched with the command OpenFile()

JB

Hello Derek
Thank you for your help regarding PieChart.
By tweaking (hardly) the code proposed by Sparrow, I finally managed to get what I wanted.
But your code is much faster and more efficient.
You're right, you might as well display the pie chart directly on the main Form, I removed the form dedicated to displaying the pie chart, this lightens the overall code.
Thank you again for your helpful help.
J.B.
By the way, a piece of information: can we do operations between footer caption (example paid in - paidout) or do we have to go through a calculated field? I tried but I get format errors with FormulaValue.

Hello Sparrow, thanks for your interest.
You're right:
Napoleon said: "a good sketch is better than a long speech".
Hope this will help you.
Please find in attachment what I'm looking for (using a pie chart).
I began to find a clue with a Select Distinct ... but I'm not very satisfied.
Perhaps that with a new eye... I'am using MVD 6.6.

PS: For those who would like to use this code, don't forget to quote Derek who helped me a lot on this project.

JB

Thank you Destiny
I've seen your examples before but they don't match my problem.
Derek
As usual, this is the solution. It's perfect.
For your correction, it answers a question I was asking myself:
maybe the balance formatting required a floating point and
I was about to let you know.
But your answer preceded my question.
Thank you very much again
Cordially
JB

Salut Nikomax
As-tu essayé de tirer la poignée du MasterData vers le bas pour augmenter la visibilité ?
JB