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    Conditional font size for field within text object

    Thanks LB! I was misunderstanding. Your idea is a good workaround, that along with notes in the Style field (which gets copied) will explain the logic behind the workaround. I was on a different track - thinking you found a way where the bug was avoided altogether. FYI - I did report the bug...
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    Conditional font size for field within text object

    LB - Test your instructions. In XI, when you go back into x-2 for font size, then the crBold and crItalic appear. Exactly as before. I tested in Basic and Crystal Syntax, using both stringvar and numbervar. The result is always the same. I do note however, that as long as you don't re-save...
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    Conditional font size for field within text object

    LB - Can you provide the formula's you used - because I have not been able to replicate? I concur with Turkbear - not sure how this would really work, because the goal is to use field values or conditions - as in, change to a smaller font size if the length is too long. The example I used was...
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    Conditional font size for field within text object

    LB - thanks for the confirmation of the first part. I don't think your solution works though - maybe I'm doing it wrong. Can you confirm that it works? Regarding replacing with the Style formula, add this as a conditional Style: if {db.ID}>200 then formula=crBold else...
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    Conditional font size for field within text object

    Bug? - looking for workaround (or fix!). Steps to replicate: 1. Insert Text Object in Detail section. 2. Insert a field into Text Object. 3. Conditionally format the field to change font size. Example: if {db.ID}>200 then formula=20 else formula=DefaultAttribute end if 4. Refresh - it...
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