philosinger
MIS
I am working on an application that tracks Projects/Tasks for my company.
This application replaces a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (the data is now
contained in MS SQL 7 SP2).
In Excel, they would change a cell background to fit a particular employees
color (Yellow for one person, light blue for another and so forth).
Now they are very stuck on that "feature" and really want me to duplicate
that abillity.
My form (frmProjects) had a Data Grid on it (dgProjects) and uses an ADODC
object (adoProjects) to gather the information from SQL. The SQL table
contains a Field called Next_Actor that contains the initials of the next
person that needs to react to the project, and a field called Next_Step
which is what they need to do.
So if The Next Actor is SP then the backgound for the Next_Step cell for
that project should be yellow.
Is this possible? Am I using the correct Controls/Objects?
This application replaces a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (the data is now
contained in MS SQL 7 SP2).
In Excel, they would change a cell background to fit a particular employees
color (Yellow for one person, light blue for another and so forth).
Now they are very stuck on that "feature" and really want me to duplicate
that abillity.
My form (frmProjects) had a Data Grid on it (dgProjects) and uses an ADODC
object (adoProjects) to gather the information from SQL. The SQL table
contains a Field called Next_Actor that contains the initials of the next
person that needs to react to the project, and a field called Next_Step
which is what they need to do.
So if The Next Actor is SP then the backgound for the Next_Step cell for
that project should be yellow.
Is this possible? Am I using the correct Controls/Objects?