J
Jim Duncan
Hello,
I have conditional formatting set up on some fields to make the field appear
blank by setting the color to white (same as the background). It works great
in the screen, but as soon as it prints (even print preview) the white font
is replaced by light gray and the characters show up anyway (even in print
preview).
The fields are number or date data type, and to prevent validation errors I
have set the default value to 0 for numbers and 1/1/2005 for dates. The
Rules for the field specify to set the value back to 0 (or 1/1/2005) if the
field is blank. Because this form might be printed and filled out by hand,
I've created the conditional formatting mentioned previously hoping that the
printed form would have a blank line if the field value were the default.
Anyone know why the white font is being changed to make the values appear?
Even better, does anyone know how to make it stop?
Thanks!
I have conditional formatting set up on some fields to make the field appear
blank by setting the color to white (same as the background). It works great
in the screen, but as soon as it prints (even print preview) the white font
is replaced by light gray and the characters show up anyway (even in print
preview).
The fields are number or date data type, and to prevent validation errors I
have set the default value to 0 for numbers and 1/1/2005 for dates. The
Rules for the field specify to set the value back to 0 (or 1/1/2005) if the
field is blank. Because this form might be printed and filled out by hand,
I've created the conditional formatting mentioned previously hoping that the
printed form would have a blank line if the field value were the default.
Anyone know why the white font is being changed to make the values appear?
Even better, does anyone know how to make it stop?
Thanks!