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VFE - wrapping statement of a check box

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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kalevine

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I want to wrap the "statement" part of a check box because it is rather long, but it doesn't want to wrap even when I use CTRL M to indicate where to do the line feed. Is there any way to do this?

Posted : February 17, 2021 3:33 am

gibsonmi

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Not that I know of. When I need to do this I put a text field right next to the checkbox so it blocks the actual text, and put a copy of the text I need in the text field. The text fields can be set to have multiple lines. Just remove the text translation for the text field and it should function the same way.

Posted : February 17, 2021 3:44 am

kalevine

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Hi

Thanks so much for your prompt reply. Yes I started to play with using a text box first and then just having a hidden "Yes" for the value of the checkbox. The chart note just takes a bit of finagling

Have a great day

Ken

Posted : February 17, 2021 3:47 am

BrianAPHN

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I do the same thing. I slide the checkbox statement so it is hidden when looking at the form, then I add a text box with the statement just after the checkbox, and set it to not write to the chart note text. Only way I have found to make it work.

Brian

Posted : February 17, 2021 3:56 am

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