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"Nancy *Adobe Community Expert*" <nancy@webwish.com>
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> <% If number > 0 %>
> css class with color: #000;
> <% else %>
> css class with color: #f00;
> <% end if %>
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> what color do you want if the number is zero?
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I like to have a black color of the positive
numerical notations and a
>> red
>> color to the negatief numerical notations.
>>
>> If it isn't possible the most numerical notations
have also a css code.
>>
>> Ik hope someone can help me with a solution how to
arrange this?
>>
>> I am using asp and access at the moment.
>>
>>
>> Jan from holland
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>>
>>
>>
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