re :question for cindy winegarden

[usha]

"Cindy Winegarden" <cindyw@duke.edu> wrote:
>Yanti,
>
>I don't have VFP3 but in VFP6 I can right-click on the control and bring
up
>the properties sheet. In the properties sheet I can set the value as {}
and
>have the input become a date or $0 and have the input become currency, and
0
>and have the input become numeric. Also, when the value is 0 it won't allow
>you to input alpha characters.
>
>Hope this helps. As I said, I don't have VFP3 available to know if it's
the
>same.
>
>--
>
>
>Cindy Winegarden
>
>Microsoft Certified Professional, Visual FoxPro
>Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
>
>Duke Children's Information Systems
>Duke University Medical Center
>cindyw@duke.edu
>
>
>
>"yanti" <sweetgirl_4ever@lycos.com> wrote in message
>news:39e3e7b7$1@news.devx.com...
>|
>| i'm a pratical student from one of university in malaysia.I have develop
a
>| system for my company using visual fox pro version 3.0.
>| So i already design the form and now i'm doing the coding for buttons
like
>| save button edit button etc because.So i have a problem with the coding
>for
>| the save button the value for date,numeric,and currency can't insert into
>| table because the data tpye is date,numeric,and currency.
>| Any help or feed back would be appereciate
>| Thanx,
>| Yanti
>
>


hi cindy,
thanks for your help. It's work. How about the float-field?

[David Frankenbach]

usha,

If you "bind" the controls to the field of the database you won't have these kind of
problems. Just drag and drop the fields out of the data environment onto the form, or set
the ControlSource to the table.fieldname
--
df - (Microsoft FoxPro MVP) http://www.geocities.com/df_FoxPro/


> hi cindy,
> thanks for your help. It's work. How about the float-field?
>