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Hello Amilas, Jean,
Try doing your calculated field like this (please see attached).
Derek.

Hi Adam,
Try this (see attached).
Derek.

Hi Raheel,
I'd do it like this, but there are probably other ways too.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi Jean, Joshua, Manixs,
If you want an image to appear as if it's inside a button, the only other way I could think of doing it is this (please see attached):
1.  Use a panel with a bevel size of 1 (so that it looks like a 'blank' button).
2.  Place an image inside the panel (the icon you want to display).
If you also want text associated with the icon, then
3.  Optionally, place a text object inside the panel (the text you want to display).
4.  Optionally, place a second label on top of the panel (NOT INSIDE the panel) and make this second label transparent.
Obviously, just an icon in the panel is pretty quick and straightforward, an icon plus text involves a couple of extra steps.
The script then simply moves the panel to mimic a button being pressed (and calls Form2).  Because the script moves the panel, the objects within the panel (the icon and optionally, the text) also move because they are subordinate to the panel.
But if you have a lot of buttons where you want to use your own icons then I think Jean's script is a much better solution.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi Manix,
One way is to use an image and associate it with a (hidden) button (please see attached).
Optionally, you can move the image slightly when you click down and click up so that it behaves like a button.
But I agree, it would be better if we could simply place a customised icon on a standard button.
Derek.

Hi,
Perhaps you could do something like the attached (not really tested it but the theory looks good - LOL!).
Please note you need to be using MVD v6 or above.
Derek.

Hi Agusecc,
Perhaps like this (see attached).
Derek.

Hi Joshua,
If I remember, it looked like the drawn line was in a group header all on its own and I think I was trying to simplify things as part of looking at your original problem and forgot to put it back - it was almost 24 hours ago so my memory is pretty hazy - LOL!  I probably lost your shaded grey background on change of store at the same time but it's straightforward to put it back in (see attached - I was also messing around with the layouts trying to improve the visual cues).
I don't really use FastReport so I can't add much to the discussion about conditional drawn objects (except to presume it can be done - FastReport seems pretty flexible) - alternate line shading is probably the only 'conditional' thing I've used.
Derek.

Hi,
I think the problem is the way you have defined the groupings for GroupHeader2 and GroupHeader3 (please see screenshot1 and screenshot2 in the attachment).
Also, in your original post, the 'desired' part of the screencapture shows John Balloon operating in Frederick MD.  However, looking at the data, that's not how it's currently held (just wanted to check I've not misunderstood something).
Regards,
Derek.

Hi Zimguy, Hi Sibprogsistem,
Yes, also okay for me.
One thing you might check is whether the 'secondclickedit' property of the 'editable grid' is checked.  I don't believe it should make a difference but sometimes you can 'miss' the second click and so it appears that it's not working.
Please see the attached.
Derek.

Hi Sibprogsistem, Hi Thezimguy,
I think the problem that has been identified is that in previous versions of MVD, you didn't have to use a script and so it was much simpler - you could set the sort sequence of the combobox just by using the 'filter' property (see attached screen shot).
I've had a quick look and I can't think of any easy solution.
Derek.