How to Right-Justify Numeric Fields with @ ... SAYLast reviewed: June 26, 1995Article ID: Q103829 |
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If a proportional font is used with @ ... SAY commands to output fields to a printer, the fields will not appear right-justified. To work around this problem, the following code example could be implemented in a coded report to create right-justified numeric fields with a proportional font.
USE \foxprow\tutorial\customer.dbf SET PRINT FONT "Arial",12 && sets the font for @ ... SAYs to print SET DEVICE TO PRINT SET PRINT ON mrow=5 && the beginning print row DO WHILE RECNO()<15 && prints the first 14 records * The following line converts the numeric field to a * string and adds commas for formatting strytd=TRANSFORM(ytdpurch,"999,999.99") mslot=LEN(strytd) && the number of characters in the field mcolumn=30 && the position for the rightmost character * The following loop prints one character at a time from right * to left until the specified position in the field is a space DO WHILE SUBSTR(strytd,mslot,1)<>" " @mrow,mcolumn SAY SUBSTR(strytd,mslot,1) mslot=mslot-1 && decrement position of field to look at mcolumn=mcolumn-1 && decrement printer column ENDDO SKIP && move to the next record mrow=mrow+1 && increment printer row ENDDO SET DEVICE TO SCREEN SET PRINT OFF SET PRINT TO |
Additional reference words: FoxWin 2.50 2.01 number report justify align
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