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Introduction to Writing Custom Code in RS
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at Friday, July 16, 2004 5:38 AM Pacific Daylight Time
I just published a short introductory article about
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Bryant,
<br>
<br>Is there a way in the Custom Code can access more than one textbox that contains data. One textbox contains an account number (numeric) from a database field. Another textbox contains a string value from another database field.
<br>
<br>Also, is there a way (in the Custom Code) to determine when the previous accounts number does not equal the current account number. When the condition is true some condition is set.
<br>In Crystal Reports this can be done by using the following:
<br> If account_nbr <> Previous account_nbr then (some action is taken);
<br> Example of account numbers:
<br> 2345
<br> 3456
<br> 3456
<br> 1234
<br> 6789
<br> 4567
<br> 4567
Mike
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