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Gracias, Joao por contestar. Sigue dando los errores siguientes: c:\winsat\Decimal.prg(41) Warning W0027 Meaningless use of expression 'Logical' c:\winsat\Decimal.prg(46) Warning W0027 Meaningless use of expression 'Logical' c:\winsat\Decimal.prg(51) Warning ...

... to uppercase $ Adds a dollar sign in place of a leading space in a number * Adds an asterisk in place of a leading space in a number . Specifies a decimal point position , Specifies a comma position

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... Data type conversion PRG level C level Character *char C structure *void Date DWORD Logical DWORD NIL ( DWORD ) NULL Numeric - Integer DWORD - Decimal number double Pointer *void If other xHarbour data types are passed to DllCall(), a runtime error is generated. Note: many Windows API functions ...

... do the following for a logical field WITH OBJECT :aCols[09] :SetCheck( { "SI16","NO16" } ) END but what should I do for a decimal field ? I don't know exactly what You need just a sample ( any fieldtype ) // numeric :aCols[ 4 ]:nEditType := EDIT_BUTTON :aCols[ 4 ]:addbmpfile( ...

Hello:

In an Xbrowse I usually do the following for a logical field

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                WITH OBJECT :aCols[09]
                    :SetCheck( { "SI16","NO16" } )
                END
 

but what should I do for a decimal field ?

Regards

decimal(12, 3)

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... mediumint(6) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, `cuota_no` smallint(4) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0, `fecha_prog` date DEFAULT NULL, `valor_prog` decimal(10,2) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0.00, `fecha_real` date DEFAULT NULL, `valor_real` decimal(10,2) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT 0.00, `estado` char(1) ...