IPrxControl.Appearance

Syntax

Appearance: IPrxControlAppearance;

Description

The Appearance property determines, which report sheets are controlled by the control.

Example

The concerned example contains the Rep object of the IPrxReport type.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    Rep: IPrxReport;
    Ctrls: IPrxReportControls;
    Ctrl: IPrxControl;
    Sheet: IPrxSheet;
Begin
    Ctrls := Rep.Controls.Edit;
    //drop-down menu
    Ctrl := Ctrls.Add(Null);
    Ctrl.AutoRecalc := True;
    Ctrl.Binding := "UI=""DimCombo""";
    Ctrl.Dimension := Rep.DataSources.Item(0).Slices.FindByName("Slice1").Dimensions.FindById("D_TO");
    Ctrl.Appearance.Report := False;
    Ctrl.Appearance.Sheet(Rep.Sheets.Item(0)) := True;
    Ctrl.Appearance.Sheet(Rep.Sheets.Item(1)) := True;
    //integer values editor
    Ctrl := Ctrls.Add(Null);
    Ctrl.AutoRecalc := True;
    Ctrl.Binding := "UI=""IntegerEdit"" VALUE=""50""";
    Ctrl.Appearance.Report := False;
    Ctrl.Appearance.Sheet(Rep.Sheets.Item(0)) := True;
    Ctrl.Appearance.Sheet(Rep.Sheets.Item(1)) := True;
    Ctrls.Save;
    //order of controls for the Sheet1
    Sheet := Rep.Sheets.Item(0);
    Rep.Controls.SheetControls(Sheet).Move(1, 0); //the second element to the first place
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example two controls are created for the two first report sheets. Order of elements is changed for the first sheet.

See also:

IPrxControl