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I convert a container to str using conv2str, the method return a str like this :25,30,40,...
But I want to place the values vertically:
25
30
40
...
there is any suggestion?
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Please tell us where you want "to place" these values. In a report? In a form? Or somewhere else?
Note that you probably shouldn't convert values to a string in the first place. For example, you could put values to a temporary table and put them to a form grid or table on a report.
Hi Martin, Thanks for your reply
every item in sales line has many lengths like the image.
I develop a display method that returns a container of length but when I run the code I don't get any thing.
so I convert container to str when I run code I get values placed horizontally.
I want to place it vertically.
Think again whether you can't simply have several lines in the grid. If not, make sure you set Multiline property of the string control.
Note that I don't see any reason for using containers in this solution. Avoid them if they're not necessary, working with them in unnecessarily error-prone.
Hi Martin,
I found a solution :
I convert the container into str using con2Str like this : con2Str(MyContainer,"\n");
Aha, I thought you already knew that. I should have asked for your actual code when you didn't provide it by yourself. Try giving us all details next time.
ok
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