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EmptyIfZero (Property) In french: VideSiZéro
The EmptyIfZero property is used to: - Find out the management mode of zero value in a control.
- Modify the management mode of zero value in a control.
EDT_Edit1 = 0 IF CBOX_ALL = True THEN EDT_Edit1.EmptyIfZero = False // Displays "0,00" ELSE EDT_Edit1.EmptyIfZero = True // Displays "" END
Syntax
Finding out the management mode of zero value Hide the details
<Result> = <Control used>.EmptyIfZero
<Result>: Boolean - True if the control is empty when its value corresponds to zero,
- False otherwise.
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: - Numeric edit control,
- Check Box column in a table or in a TreeView Table.
- Combo box or combo box displaying a table.
- Static control.
Modifying the management mode of zero value Hide the details
<Control used>.EmptyIfZero = <Management mode>
<Control used>: Control name Name of the control to be used: - Numeric edit control,
- Check Box column in a table or in a TreeView Table.
- Combo box or combo box displaying a table.
- Static control.
<Management mode>: Boolean - True if the control is empty when its value corresponds to zero,
- False otherwise.
Remarks The EmptyIfZero property can be used on: - numeric edit controls.
When a numeric edit control displays the value 0, you can either display the valur, or leave the control empty. The EmptyIfZero property corresponds to the "Reset if zero" option, in the "Details" tab of the numeric edit control description window. - read-only Check Box columns in tables and TreeView Tables.
The box can be displayed (or not) if it is not checked. The EmptyIfZero property corresponds to the "Hide checkmark if unchecked (read-only)" option, in the "Details" tab of the Check Box column description window. - Combo Box controls displaying a list or table.
- Static controls.
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