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Define Text
Mark . . . . . . : ᑍT1 Measurement method . . . . : Row/Column
Position . . . . . Across 16 Down 4
Text data . . . . Product name : &PRODUCT. Price : &PRICE.
F3=Exit F4=Detail F6=Change measurement method
F12=Cancel F24=More keys
| You can define fixed data in the same way data is defined with the overlay utility.
See Chapter 13, “Design Operation” on page 219 for more information about the
design operation.
When you complete designing the record layout, press the F3 key to exit from this
display.
Numeric Editing
The Print Format Utility allows you to specify an edit code with which the numeric
data from the database file should be printed. If any edit code is not specified, the
Print Format Utility prints the numeric field data according to the editing information
on the field definition, or the default format when the editing information does not
exist.
The Print Format Utility allows you to specify an edit code for a field on the
following elements in a record layout.
Text data on a text element
Text data on a box element
When a field name is specified on the
Text data
prompt on the Define Text Detail
display or on the Define Box Detail display, press the F10 key and the following
display appears:
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