An x in the M (Modify) column means you can change the property. When (exp) is included in the description, you can specify a DataWindow expression as the value for that property.
Property for a computed field |
M |
Description |
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x |
A description of the control for use by assistive technology tools. |
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x |
A descriptive label for the control. |
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A description of the kind of user-interface element that the control is. |
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x |
(exp) The alignment of the computed field’s text. |
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A list of the properties of the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) Background settings for the computed field. |
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The band containing the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The type of border around the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The text color. |
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The column’s datatype. |
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x |
(exp) Determines whether a button control on a DataWindow is enabled. |
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x |
The expression for the computed field. |
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x |
Determines whether a rectangle displays around the selected control. |
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x |
(exp) Font settings for the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The computed field’s display format. |
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x |
(exp) The height of the computed field. |
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x |
Whether the computed field’s height is adjusted to fit the data. |
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x |
Whether the control appears once per page when printing newspaper columns. |
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x |
(exp) Settings for creating hyperlinks for the computed field. |
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x |
Whether the user can move the computed field. |
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The name of the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The pointer image when it is over the computed field. |
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x |
Whether the user can resize the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) Whether the computed field moves left to fill in space. |
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x |
(exp) How the computed field moves up to fill in empty space. |
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x |
The position of the computed field in the tab order. |
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x |
(exp) The tag text for the computed field. |
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The control’s type, which is Compute. |
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x |
(exp) Whether the computed field control is visible. |
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x |
(exp) The width of the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The x coordinate of the computed field. |
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x |
(exp) The y coordinate of the computed field. |