CustomFieldIndicatorAdd does not work?!

[Hollomey]

Hi,

I 'd like to see a dimond in the indicator field whenever the value in Cost1
is greater than 0.

I wrote a macro with only one line of code:

sub SwichtDiamondOn()
Application.CustomFieldIndicatorAdd pjCustomTaskCost1,
pjCompareGreaterThan, "0", pjIndicatorDiamondRed
end sub


But this does not work!

Is there anyone who knows help?

Thank you
Florian

 

[Jack D.]

Hi,

I 'd like to see a dimond in the indicator field whenever the value in
Cost1 is greater than 0.

I wrote a macro with only one line of code:

sub SwichtDiamondOn()
Application.CustomFieldIndicatorAdd pjCustomTaskCost1,
pjCompareGreaterThan, "0", pjIndicatorDiamondRed
end sub


But this does not work!

Is there anyone who knows help?

Thank you
Florian

There are so many ways that this is wrong.
Start in the gannt view.
Insert the Cost1 field (as a column)
Right click on the header and select customize fields
In the dialog box set the indicator that you want with the criteria you
want.
No need to write any visual basic code.

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[Hollomey]

There are so many ways that this is wrong.

Start in the gannt view.
Insert the Cost1 field (as a column)
Right click on the header and select customize fields
In the dialog box set the indicator that you want with the criteria you
want.
No need to write any visual basic code.

Thanks a lot! This works.

Florian