How to use conditional formatting in vb6.0 report

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I want to make rpttextbox backcolor red if it less than 50 and green if it bigger than or equal 50

What I have tried:

I tried use this code
if rs ("mark) >= 50 then
report.sections ("section3").mark.backcolor=vbgreen
else
report.sections ("section3").mark.backcolor=vbred
end if

Posted 6-Aug-19 1:43am

Member 14160360

Updated 19-Aug-19 7:13am

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CHill60 6-Aug-19 8:42am

and what happened?

Member 14160360 6-Aug-19 10:47am

if colum mark bigger than or equal 50 the backcolor of mark in all records well be green else the backcolor of mark in all records well be red

CHill60 6-Aug-19 19:09pm

So your code worked. So what is your question?

Member 14160360 7-Aug-19 2:53am

the problem is make the backcolor of mark in report green or red for all records and I want to make every record in report independent

Maciej Los 7-Aug-19 14:28pm

What is report? A CrystalReport?

Member 14160360 7-Aug-19 16:50pm

no, it is the report that come with vb6

Richard Deeming 8-Aug-19 10:10am

VB6 has been dead for almost two decades. You're going to struggle to find anyone who remembers this stuff, and there's almost no documentation available online.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2019-08-19T07:13:00

Solution 1

I have found only this thread: VB Datareport Conditional Formatting - vbCity - The .NET Developer Community[^]. Here is what was stated there:

Quote:
u can conditionally add some code to label control.but not to text box.bcos texbox based on the datamember and datafield.

Posted 19-Aug-19 7:13am

Maciej Los