I would like to show the label value description text right after the value in the labels and votes area in the change screen
E.g. for the label "Verified" the value description text for -1 is "Fails". In the label and votes area it would then be:
Verified -1 Fails John Doe
instead of
Verified -1 John Doe
I'm using Gerrit 2.14.3 and I can not find any settings in the configuration to add this text.
Unfortunately there's no configuration for that.
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2 questions to the Tableau Sanseis:
The given percentages/numbers in the attachment (shown by parentheses), all belong to the YOY variance and are meant to be displayed in front of the orange (2021) bars
a) Both the numbers/percentages are not showing in one line and current display gives the impression to a user that %ages belong to the blue bars and number to the orange colored bars.
- How to show both in front of orange bars ?
b) Beats me as to why some of the category bars (highlighted with red arrows) don't display any value (no %ages or numbers)
Thanks in advance
Probably "between" your two measure there's some CR, so you see one up and the other down, causing to display just some values and not all.
Something like this:
Go into the Text Mark of your worksheet, and try to dispay your values in just one line with no CR, and you should get something like this:
Sometimes, due to font size and cardinality of your data, some label could be missing just because Tableau tries to optimize the rendering, but you can also check the last option of the Label Mark selecting "Allow Labels to overlap other marks".
I have numerous text boxes on an MS-Access form where I'm using left align, but I'd prefer to have a space or two between the edge of the actual box when it displays and the start of the actual data. I thought using the left padding item on the text box property sheet, but it doesn't seem to make any difference. I've tried using the format property like this: " " & fieldname but I got an error saying it didn't recognize the field name. I'd appreciate any help you could provide. Thanks.
If I set the property LeftMargin of a textbox from the default 0 to some value, the content is indented as expected by that value.
How to set two different colours to the same character of a label (like NBC APP's schedule date selection. in centre selected box, the text colour has been changed regardless of character range of the label).
Sample image:
Thanks in advance.
Not exactly an answer to your question, but you can probably achieve this by:
Create two views, each containing a label, both with the full text.
Change the color accordingly.
Put the second view (with the blue text) below the first one (grey text).
Change the frame size of your first view so only half of the text is displayed.
If no truncating happens to the text, you should end up with the above effect.
I'm using GW-BASIC language and I need the output to be printed at the center of the page, right now it starts from the top left of the A4 size page, can I tried to set the margin using printer preference but there is no such option.
Can anyone tell me how to set it to print to the center of the page?
No way for me to be sure what the x and y need to be for your specific message on an A4 sized paper, but using the LOCATE statement to move the cursor would be the easiest way.
Likely take trial and error to get your message to be perfectly centered on your particular display.
Quick Google got me this : GW-BASIC User's Guide - LOCATE Statement
From the site:
Syntax:
LOCATE [row][,[col][,[cursor][,[start] [,stop]]]]
Comments:
row is the screen line number, a numeric expression within the range of 1 to 25.
col is the screen column number, a numeric expression within the range of 1 to 40, or 1 to 80, depending upon screen width.
cursor is a Boolean value indicating whether the cursor is visible; zero is off, nonzero is on.
start is the cursor start scan line, a numeric expression within the range of 0 to 31.
stop is the cursor stop scan line, a numeric expression within the range of 0 to 31.
Only the first two arguments are really necessary for a simple movement of the cursor, something like:
10 LOCATE 4,20
20 PRINT "YOUR TITLE HERE"
The above would move the cursor to the 4th row and 20th column then print "YOUR TITLE HERE".
I have a label field and 3 edit fields. I want characters entered in the label field to be on one line. Can anybody tell me how to do this?
You can check the length of the string using Font.getDefaultFont and call the function stringWidth passing in your label string. If the text is wider then the screen (use Display.getWidth), either make the font smaller or trim it to the size.
Another option is to implement your own field but that seems far more work... :)