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JACQUETL
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Hi,

We want to print per thousand sign near a print value.
How can i do this ?
I will know hex code is 89 but it don't work.
But maybe i must configure "Table Microsoft® Windows Latin-1" but how ?

Thanks.

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Try
TABLE FILE CAR
SUM COMPUTE PCT.SALES
COMPUTE TSALES/D12.2 = PCT.SALES/10; AS '&|#8240;'
BY COUNTRY
END


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I must configure "Table Microsoft® Windows Latin-1" but how ?

In general when dealing with "extended characters" make sure that both your WebFOCUS Client and Reporting Server use a CodePage=137 [U.S English/Western Europe (Latin 1)].

See NLS Settings in WebFOCUS Administration Console (Client) and Web Console (Server).

- Neftali.

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When using the character entity codes, these are handled by the browser, not WebFOCUS. Changing a codepage makes no difference. I use 437 and of course the permil comes through fine.


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When using the character entity codes, these are handled by the browser


Jacquetl did not specify whether or not the intended output was exclusively HTML. His/her signature specifies PDF as well so the entity code recognised by HTML may not be applicable in that case.


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Good Alan B. It work fine with html format.

But is it possible with PDF format ?


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Alan,

I tried your example but I'v got this error: 
(FOC844)  UNCORRECTABLE SYNTAX ERROR: AS  '&|#8240
. I don't know why but something in my head said: try this without the semicolon. And wonder, wonder it worked.

Any ideas how this is possible? As this is handeld by the browser I don't think this has something to do with my WF version, could it?

ps we will test WF 7.6.11 shortly.

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have someone there a idea for pdf format ?

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This seems to work:

-SET &PERMILLE = HEXBYT(137,'A1');
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TABLE FILE CAR
 SUM COMPUTE PCT.SALES
 COMPUTE TSALES/D12.2 = PCT.SALES/10; AS '&PERMILLE'
 BY COUNTRY
 ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT PDF
END


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Ho great Dan !

Good One

thanks


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