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Creating XML Customizations
16.2.2 Changing Styles
The data tag has no accompanying attributes. The layout tag has two attributes,
both of which are required: panelPrintOrder and direction. If you use the
default values for these attributes (respectively acrossDown and default), you don't
need to specify them. Examples of the data and layout elements are provided in the
following sections.
The example in this section demonstrates the use of XML to change the fill and line
colors used for report fields F_Mincurrent_pricePersymbol and F_
Maxcurrent_pricePersymbol.
We assume in this example that the section and field tags' name attributes match
the names of fields in the Main section of the report this XML file will customize. In
keeping with this assumption, the other attributes of the field tag will be applied
only to the fields of the same name in the report's Main section.
16.2.3 Changing a Format Mask
The example in this section demonstrates the use of XML to change the format mask
used for a report field f_trade_date.
). If the field tag used
additional sub-tags, you would close it with .
16.2.4 Adding Formatting Exceptions
The example in this section demonstrates the use of XML to add a formatting
exception to highlight values greater than 10 in a report's f_p_e and f_p_e1 fields.
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