Hi,

I've got a title, where I Need to style one part bold.

Did it, but in that part my Title got a , sothat it's in the next Line.


-DEFAULTH &FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT=' ';
TABLE FILE SQLOUT
PRINT
COMPUTE FONDAUSWEIS_FETT/A200 = '' || STR2 || ''; AS 'FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT'
WHERE STR1 EQ 'FONDSAUSWEIS';
ON TABLE HOLD AS H_FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT FORMAT SQL_SCRIPT
END
-RUN
-READFILE H_FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT
-CLOSE H_FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT
-RUN
...

BY LEER AS '&DISCL_FSP ,,&FONDSAUSWEIS_FETT'
...

TYPE=TITLE, STYLE=NORMAL, FONT=&FONT, SIZE=11, JUSTIFY=LEFT, BORDER-TOP=LIGHT, BORDER-COLOR=WHITE, MARKUP=ON,$


where &FONDAUSWEIS_FETT is something like "blabla1, blabla2"

The blabla2 is not bold, and I don't know how to Change.

The Problem is, that &DISCL_FSP is not supposed to be bold

This message has been edited. Last edited by: FP Mod Chuck,

You cannot style differently a column title based on the displayed line.
A column title it's one element that can be styled one way only,
The use of the coma only produce a carriage return/line feed, not two elements (first line, second line) that can be referenced

But you can maybe use the SUBHEAD instead of column TITLE

Try something like...?

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT CAR AS 'Ford has a, <b> BOLDER </b> Idea'
END

This message has been edited. Last edited by: David Briars,

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT CAR AS 'Ford has a, [b] BOLDER [/b] Idea'
END

You can also use MARKUP to style items on the report.

RE: [SOLVED] Formatting bits of text in output formats

already did, but when there is a break within the Bold area, the part after the break is normal again.

that's the Problem.

... part which has to be bold, not bold anymore

Does this work for you ?, it bolds the first and second line of the title.

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT COUNTRY AS '<b>My,Country</b>,Title'
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
MARKUP=ON, $
END

Can you supply a working example with one of the sample files ?

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Waz,

quote:

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT COUNTRY AS 'My,Country,Title'
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
MARKUP=ON, $
END

ACTUALLY it doesn't work at al, I'm in Version 8.204

I think there hast to be <> instead of [] anyway

This worked for me.

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT COUNTRY AS 'My,Country,Title'
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
MARKUP=ON, $
END

quote:

I think there hast to be <> instead of [] anyway

Either I posted [] or Focalpoint changed it.

Should have been <>

I think my code I posted got transformed. I added spaces and double quotes to avoid any transformations.

PRINT COUNTRY AS 'My, "<" b ">" Country "<" "/" b ">",Title'

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</>

Never noticed that. Thanks Waz