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KentO
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I am comparing two cells in a grid to check that the number in col 12 is not larger than the number in col 9. But if the number in col 9 is 300, it compares as the number 3 with the 00 dropped. Both fields are defined as I5. The number in col 12 does not drop the 00s on the right. My code follows:

function OnGrid1_OnCellChange ( int col, long row, int newCol, long newRow) {
if (col == 12)
{
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(12,row);
var Delv_No = Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellGetText();
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(9,row);
var Quant_Avail = Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellGetText();
if (Delv_No > Quant_Avail)
{
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(12,row);
Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellSetText(" 0");
Full_Inventory.Grid1.SetCell(12,row);
Full_Inventory.Grid1.RedrawCell(12,row);
alert("Quantity to deliver is greater than quantity available.");
}}}

Thanks, Kent

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


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Kent
Could you alert both Delv_No and Quant_Avail before the comparison? When I use your code, I am getting the previous value for Delv_No and not the changed value. If you alert Quant_Avail are you seeing 300 or 3?

Mark
 
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KentO
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Mark,
Both Delv_No and Quant_Avail alert with the proper numbers before the comparison. Quant_Avail alerts as 300 but compares as 3.
Strange, huh.
Kent


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Kent - Could you try a quick test for me? Instead of using OnCellChange, use OnEditFinish. This will have the text of the Quant_Avail passed to it with the text parameter. See if this makes a difference.

Also, open up the form and the grid in the MDE. Click on the column and check the Width in characters for the Quant_Avail field. Make sure it is greater than 3. Then, the only other thing I can think of is, is there another Quant_Avail field somewhere on the form? Could the code be getting confused? Add a 'Z' or something to the name to make it unique.

function OnGrid1_OnEditFinish ( int col, long row, string text, boolean cancelFlag) {
if (col == 12)
{
var Delv_No = text;
alert(Delv_No);
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(9,row);
var Quant_Avail = Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellGetText();
alert(Quant_Avail);
if (Delv_No > Quant_Avail)
{
alert("Bad");
}
}
}


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Kent - Please hold off testing my suggestion. I am able to repro the issue and am looking for a solution.

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Kent -
I am not sure if this is the only solution, but you can use the parseFloat function so JavaScript sees the input value as a number, and not a text value. I have added it to your code and it should work now. I STILL would consider using the OnEditFinish trigger instead of OnCellChange.

Mark

function OnGrid1_OnCellChange ( int col, long row, int newCol, long newRow) {
if (col == 12)
{
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(12,row);
var Delv_No = parseFloat(Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellGetText());
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(9,row);
var Quant_Avail = parseFloat(Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellGetText());
if (Delv_No > Quant_Avail)
{
Full_Inventory.Grid1.GetCell(12,row);
Full_Inventory.Grid1.CellSetText(" 0");
Full_Inventory.Grid1.SetCell(12,row);
Full_Inventory.Grid1.RedrawCell(12,row);
alert("Quantity to deliver is greater than quantity available.");
}}}
 
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KentO
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Thanks, Mark.
Adding parseINT made it work.
I can not get OnEditFinish to give me what I need so I left it as OnCellChange.

Kent


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