Using formatted name as form header
Hi, beginner question here. I'm setting up a simple database of birds, showing one species per form view. The first field in the form is SpeciesName, and for easy reading I'd like that to appear in large bold type. But the manual recommends not using text (formatted) as a substitute for normal text fields, as sorting may be affected (I assume that text (formatted) is an old name for what's now called Rich Text).
Is there a way of achieving what I want? I'd be happy to use an ordinary text field for data entry with a separate calculated/copied field for display purposes, but can't work out how to create a function that would result in formatted text.
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Oh dear, is this perhaps a more difficult question than I thought? I asked here as there doesn't seem to be a way to raise support queries with Ninox directly.
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you can use a formula field with this as formula: SpeciesName
and you can style the formula field as you want in the settings (Style-field) of that formula field.
also you can hide the Label (label position) for example (If I use it like this I would call it txtSpeciesName and hide the Label)
Steven
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Hi Michael
Create a formula using SpeciesName in the formula. Formula fields have a Style option and you can change the font size to Large or Very large
Regards John
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It was really easy after all! Thank you both.
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