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Here's a simple one aTest:= {{"N","01600676","ABC DEF GHI JKL, 15,600MAH",0.000},; {"Y","01623056","123456, 654321, TEST, TEST",1.000},; {"Y","01623057","A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I",1.000}} aHeader := { 'ACTIVE','ITEM', 'DESCRIP','QTY'} DC_Array2CSV("test.csv",aTest,aHeader)

ACTIVE,ITEM,DESCRIP,QTY ="N",="01600676",="ABC DEF GHI JKL, 15,600MAH",0.000 ="Y",="01623056",="123456, 654321, TEST, TEST",1.000 ="Y",="01623057",="A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I",1.000 "N","01600676","ABC DEF GHI JKL, 15,600MAH",0.000 "Y","01623056","123456, 654321, TEST, TEST",1.000 "Y","01623057","A,B,C,D,E...

Was it something to do with preventing Excel from auto-detecting the format of a field?

In _dcfunct.prg around line 6952 of the Array2CSV function it has: cLine += '="' + aData[i,j] + '"' What is the purpose of the added = sign? When exporting data which contains a "," and then opening using Excel it causes a new column whenever it sees a comma even though the string is enclosed in quo...

LibXL is a nice library for generating even complicated spreadsheets. There is a wrapper class for it that uses ot4xb. I believe it is called HBlibXL. I used it for a project and it made it very easy.

I noticed that when I resize using these getoptions is when it changes from a check mark to a "P"
I want it so if the window is re-sized, everything scales properly.

I ended up using the Wingding font method but noticed if I resize the window it changes the font and gives me a P instead of a check mark.

How can I prevent this?

I knew it had to be something simple.

I'll try the webdings font too.

Thanks,

Stephen

Hi everyone, I'm fairly new to eXpress++ and have been learning a lot in the past few weeks. Currently I need to have a checkbox in a browse and found this code from an older post. #INCLUDE "dcdialog.CH" #INCLUDE "dcbitmap.CH" #INCLUDE "appevent.CH" FUNCTION Main() LOCAL GetList[0], oBrowse, aDir, n...

I was able to get .hlp files working in Windows 10 by doing what Piotr said but just copied winhlp32 into a folder and renamed it winhlp.exe. Then I changed the file association for .hlp to that file. Now all of my older help files work.