Changes in 728e46c: Updated advanced field settings (markdown)

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           |SubTotal Function|Sets a customized function for subtotals displayed with this field. The default value is "Sum". This only applies to the bottom sub-totals and not the side sub-totals. If set to 'Expression' then a box will appear allowing you to set an expression for the subtotal. This functions in the same fashion as the typical expression box.|

           |Gradient Cells Shading|Sets whether cells will use a gradient or solid colors for shading. The larger the value in the cell is, the darker the shading will become. This gradient is determined by establishing a range of x to y, where x is the lowest value in the column and y is the highest, and shading them proportionally where x will be the lightest shade and y the darkest.|

           |Text Highlight|Highlights the text for a given range. You can refer to the [[Styles tab|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/10.0-Style-tab]] for a list of valid colors or using an RGB hex code such as #ff0033. Syntax is given in the format a to b:color;c to d:othercolor:e to f;anothercolor and so on. For example: "5 to 6:Blue;7 to 10:Red". A colon is used to separate the range and value, semicolons are used to separate pairs of range:value arguments. A value given without a range after the first range:value pair acts as a conditional, for example: "1 to 10:Red;Blue" would color values between 1 to 10 red, and everything else blue. A range may be a single value. You may also use percentages to establish a range, such as 0% to 20%:Red.**NOTE:** It is easy to end your statement with a semicolon like this: "1 to 10:Red;11 to 20:Blue;" This will throw an index error!|

          -|Cell Highlight|Highlights the entire cell for a given range. This follows the same rules as text highlight.|

          +|Cell Highlight|Highlights the entire cell for a given range. This follows the same rules as text highlight. You can use both cell and text highlight at the same time to provide contrasting colors, for example if you change the cell to a dark color you might change the text in that cell to a lighter color.|

           |Value Ranges|Lets you set text values for number ranges. (i.e. setting this to 0 to 10:Under will display the text "Under" when it encounters a value between 0 and 10 for that column). This follows the same rules as text highlight.|

           |Expression|Allows you to define a customized mathematical or SQL expression to show as the value for the column cells. See more about [[Expressions|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda]]|

           |Expression Type|Allows you to specify the data type of this field. This is most useful when you are generating output with an expression and need to specify a data type.|

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29	29	\|SubTotal Function\|Sets a customized function for subtotals displayed with this field. The default value is "Sum". This only applies to the bottom sub-totals and not the side sub-totals. If set to 'Expression' then a box will appear allowing you to set an expression for the subtotal. This functions in the same fashion as the typical expression box.\|
30	30	\|Gradient Cells Shading\|Sets whether cells will use a gradient or solid colors for shading. The larger the value in the cell is, the darker the shading will become. This gradient is determined by establishing a range of x to y, where x is the lowest value in the column and y is the highest, and shading them proportionally where x will be the lightest shade and y the darkest.\|
31	31	\|Text Highlight\|Highlights the text for a given range. You can refer to the [[Styles tab\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/10.0-Style-tab]] for a list of valid colors or using an RGB hex code such as #ff0033. Syntax is given in the format a to b:color;c to d:othercolor:e to f;anothercolor and so on. For example: "5 to 6:Blue;7 to 10:Red". A colon is used to separate the range and value, semicolons are used to separate pairs of range:value arguments. A value given without a range after the first range:value pair acts as a conditional, for example: "1 to 10:Red;Blue" would color values between 1 to 10 red, and everything else blue. A range may be a single value. You may also use percentages to establish a range, such as 0% to 20%:Red.NOTE: It is easy to end your statement with a semicolon like this: "1 to 10:Red;11 to 20:Blue;" This will throw an index error!\|
32		-\|Cell Highlight\|Highlights the entire cell for a given range. This follows the same rules as text highlight.\|
	32	+\|Cell Highlight\|Highlights the entire cell for a given range. This follows the same rules as text highlight. You can use both cell and text highlight at the same time to provide contrasting colors, for example if you change the cell to a dark color you might change the text in that cell to a lighter color.\|
33	33	\|Value Ranges\|Lets you set text values for number ranges. (i.e. setting this to 0 to 10:Under will display the text "Under" when it encounters a value between 0 and 10 for that column). This follows the same rules as text highlight.\|
34	34	\|Expression\|Allows you to define a customized mathematical or SQL expression to show as the value for the column cells. See more about [[Expressions\|http://wiki.izenda.us/Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda]]\|
35	35	\|Expression Type\|Allows you to specify the data type of this field. This is most useful when you are generating output with an expression and need to specify a data type.\|