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sql server reporting services : textbox and two font
textbox and go to the Font properties for it, you can create an expression that sets the FontStyle based on the value. [quoted text, click to view] "Martin Jau" wrote:
> hello, > > can i use two fonts in one textbox? > > ---------------------- > |Number is bold | > |text is italic | > ---------------------- > > > Martin > > > >
Do you mean conditional formatting, like if the textbox contains a
number then bold it, else use italics; or do you mean to apply the bold/italics to data that may contain both, based on thier type?
hello,
can i use two fonts in one textbox? ---------------------- |Number is bold | |text is italic | ---------------------- Martin
Something like this (I am not sure what to code for the numeric ck) but you
can put expressions like this in these property for the textbox you want them to apply to. The 2 properties are FontWeight and FontStyle. Drop down in the properties and choose <expression> for the FontWeight property: =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.value IS Numeric, Bold, Normal) for the FontStyle property : =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.Value NOT Numeric, Italics, Normal) [quoted text, click to view] "Martin Jau" wrote:
> hello, > > can i use two fonts in one textbox? > > ---------------------- > |Number is bold | > |text is italic | > ---------------------- > > > Martin > > > >
OK ... I just *had* to figure this out for myself so here is the answer. If
I understood you correctly to want conditional formatting based upon if textbox1 contained a number or text. If a number then make the number BOLD weight, if text then make the style ITALIC. If that is correct here is what you do. for the FontWeight property: =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Normal") for the FontStyle property : =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Italic") [quoted text, click to view] "MJ Taft" wrote:
> Something like this (I am not sure what to code for the numeric ck) but you > can put expressions like this in these property for the textbox you want them > to apply to. The 2 properties are FontWeight and FontStyle. Drop down in > the properties and choose <expression> > > for the FontWeight property: > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.value IS Numeric, Bold, Normal) > > for the FontStyle property : > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.Value NOT Numeric, Italics, Normal) > > "Martin Jau" wrote: > > > hello, > > > > can i use two fonts in one textbox? > > > > ---------------------- > > |Number is bold | > > |text is italic | > > ---------------------- > > > > > > Martin > > > > > > > >
Sorry ... I made a typo in there when putting it in here ... the FontStyle
should be "Normal" or "Italic" not "Bold" that isnt a valid FontStyle [quoted text, click to view] > for the FontStyle property : > > =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Normal", "Italic") [quoted text, click to view] "MJ Taft" wrote:
> OK ... I just *had* to figure this out for myself so here is the answer. If > I understood you correctly to want conditional formatting based upon if > textbox1 contained a number or text. If a number then make the number BOLD > weight, if text then make the style ITALIC. If that is correct here is what > you do. > > for the FontWeight property: > > =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Normal") > > for the FontStyle property : > > =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Italic") > > > "MJ Taft" wrote: > > > Something like this (I am not sure what to code for the numeric ck) but you > > can put expressions like this in these property for the textbox you want them > > to apply to. The 2 properties are FontWeight and FontStyle. Drop down in > > the properties and choose <expression> > > > > for the FontWeight property: > > > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.value IS Numeric, Bold, Normal) > > > > for the FontStyle property : > > > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.Value NOT Numeric, Italics, Normal) > > > > "Martin Jau" wrote: > > > > > hello, > > > > > > can i use two fonts in one textbox? > > > > > > ---------------------- > > > |Number is bold | > > > |text is italic | > > > ---------------------- > > > > > > > > > Martin > > > > > > > > > > > >
Hello Stephen,
I meant the second point, text box contain number and text however only the number should be Bold and the text Italic. like this Fields!KostenstellenNr.Value & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & Fields!AuftragBez.Value Bold Italic cu Martin "Stephen" <switter@enpathmed.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1125591740.077139.288850@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com... [quoted text, click to view] > Do you mean conditional formatting, like if the textbox contains a > number then bold it, else use italics; or do you mean to apply the > bold/italics to data that may contain both, based on thier type? >
Hello MJ Taft
i meant number in the first row then text in the second row in ONE textbox cu Martin "MJ Taft" <MJTaft@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:8AE71945-D052-42C0-8CE4-2FD2B015DC5E@microsoft.com... [quoted text, click to view] > OK ... I just *had* to figure this out for myself so here is the answer. If > I understood you correctly to want conditional formatting based upon if > textbox1 contained a number or text. If a number then make the number BOLD > weight, if text then make the style ITALIC. If that is correct here is what > you do. > > for the FontWeight property: > > =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Normal") > > for the FontStyle property : > > =IIF(IsNumeric(Me.Value), "Bold", "Italic") > > > "MJ Taft" wrote: > > > Something like this (I am not sure what to code for the numeric ck) but you > > can put expressions like this in these property for the textbox you want them > > to apply to. The 2 properties are FontWeight and FontStyle. Drop down in > > the properties and choose <expression> > > > > for the FontWeight property: > > > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.value IS Numeric, Bold, Normal) > > > > for the FontStyle property : > > > > =IIF(ReportItems!TextBox1.Value NOT Numeric, Italics, Normal) > > > > "Martin Jau" wrote: > > > > > hello, > > > > > > can i use two fonts in one textbox? > > > > > > ---------------------- > > > |Number is bold | > > > |text is italic | > > > ---------------------- > > > > > > > > > Martin > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
After a little research I found this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs/browse_thread/thread/43ac1ca4cd5128ef/452f052d3f012adf?lnk=st&q=reporting+services+use+html+tags&rnum=1&hl=en#452f052d3f012adf What you are looking for is a rich text control and that is not a feature available in the current versions to my knowledge. I was hoping you could use html tags in your textboxes but it appears that is not supported either.
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