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Somehow, I just cannot figure out what is happening here. It's somewhat a matter of counting columns and referring to them in macros and stylesheets. Below, I have some code where the first two macros work perfectly (macros FUTURE & MISS). But the 3rd macro (TOL) in line does not apply conditional formatting. Again, this is referencing computed fields after an across. I believe I have the proper columns referenced for the macro "TOL". I know that N9 (VALID_OPN_DT_MAX) is the field I want formatting applied. I believe C15 (TOL_MAX_OPN_DT_FLG) is the computed field that is used in the macro.
Note: there are always two possible values in the across value of AS_OF_DT. That's why I want the 2nd across value of VALID_OPN_DT_MAX to get the conditional formatting.
Any help referencing columns or applying macros would be appreciated. I just don't know why two work, but one does not. -BobV
TABLE FILE HOLD SUM OPN_DT_MIN OPN_DT_MAX VALID_OPN_DT_MAX FUTURE_DT_CNT/I8C MISSING_DT_CNT/I8C BY SOURCE ACROSS AS_OF_DT COMPUTE FUTURE_DIFF/I8 = C11 - C4; NOPRINT COMPUTE MISSING_DIFF/I8 = C13 - C6; NOPRINT COMPUTE DIF_MAX_OPN_DT/I8 = DATEDIF(C9, '&TODAY', 'D'); NOPRINT COMPUTE TOL_MAX_OPN_DT_FLG/A1 = IF ( ( SOURCE EQ 'AFS' OR 'ICS' OR 'CLS' OR 'MTG' OR 'RLS' OR 'STL' OR 'TST' ) AND ( DIF_MAX_OPN_DT GT 31 ) ) THEN 1 ELSE IF ( ( SOURCE EQ 'ALS' OR 'CAM' OR 'DDA' OR 'LOC' OR 'MPS' OR 'PH3' OR 'SBA' OR 'TDA' ) AND ( DIF_MAX_OPN_DT GT 3 ) ) THEN ‘Y’ ELSE ‘N’; ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML ON TABLE SET STYLE * UNITS=IN, PAGESIZE='Letter', SQUEEZE=ON, ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE, $ DEFMACRO=FUTURE, MACTYPE=RULE, WHEN=C11 NE 0, $ DEFMACRO=MISS, MACTYPE=RULE, WHEN=C12 NE 0, $ DEFMACRO=TOL, MACTYPE=RULE, WHEN=C15 EQ 'Y', $ TYPE=REPORT, FONT='ARIAL', SIZE=9, COLOR='BLACK', STYLE=NORMAL, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N5, COLOR='RED', STYLE=BOLD, MACRO=FUTURE, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N6, COLOR='RED', STYLE=BOLD, MACRO=MISS, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N10, COLOR='RED', STYLE=BOLD, MACRO=FUTURE, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N11, COLOR='RED', STYLE=BOLD, MACRO=MISS, $ TYPE=DATA, COLUMN=N9, COLOR='RED', STYLE=BOLD, MACRO=TOL, $ ENDSTYLE END
Was not able actually figure out this problem, but did a work around to create a print field in my hold table that feeds report. Conditional styling works much better on printed fields versus computes after an ACROSS.This message has been edited. Last edited by: BobV,
WF (App Studio) 8.2.01m / Windows Mainframe FOCUS 8
There is an error in the COMPUTE for TOL_MAX_OPN_DT_FLG. Change the digit 1 to an 'N' or 'Y' and see if that helps.
TOL_MAX_OPN_DT_FLG/A1 = IF ( ( SOURCE EQ 'AFS' OR 'ICS' OR 'CLS' OR 'MTG' OR 'RLS' OR 'STL' OR 'TST' ) AND ( DIF_MAX_OPN_DT GT 31 ) ) THEN 1 ELSE IF ( ( SOURCE EQ 'ALS' OR 'CAM' OR 'DDA' OR 'LOC' OR 'MPS' OR 'PH3' OR 'SBA' OR 'TDA' ) AND ( DIF_MAX_OPN_DT GT 3 ) ) THEN ‘Y’ ELSE ‘N’;
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