When using the following code I can create a triangle COMPUT...

[NYCBabak .]

Try #x25cf instead of #x25B2

[David Briars]

There are different ways to create/display circle icons; best way would depend upon your requirements.

One way using CSS:

DEFINE FILE CAR

COLOR/A24 = IF SALES EQ 0 THEN 'red' ELSE 'green';

CIRCLE/A124 = '<span class="dot ' | COLOR | '"></span>';

END

-*

TABLE FILE CAR

PRINT CAR

MODEL

SALES

CIRCLE AS ''

ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML

ON TABLE SET STYLE *

INCLUDE=IBFS:/WFC/Repository/stylesheets/ENWarm.sty, $

ENDSTYLE

END

-RUN

-HTMLFORM BEGIN

<style>

.dot {

height: 25px;

width: 25px;

border-radius: 50%;

display: inline-block;

}

.red {

background-color: red;

}

.green {

background-color: green;

}

</style>

-HTMLFORM END

 

 

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[Ben Maxwell]

When using the following code I can create a triangle

COMPUTE LEN/A100 = IF CAR.SPECS.LENGTH GT 1000 THEN '<span style=color : orange;> &|#x25B2; ELSE 0;

How can I change this code so I can create a circle instead

[Warren Hinchliffe]

The answer here very much relies on the output format.

PDF would be different to HTML for example

[Ben Maxwell]

When I run this in IE I the icons come come across as squares.

When I run this in Chrome they now come across as circles.

My company is currently using IE - any thoughts if there is a way to tweak the code in IE so the circles appear and not the squares

[NYCBabak .]

One solution may be to use an image instead of the code.

[David Beagan]

Good example.

The style sheet reference appears to be specific to your environment. I believe the following would work for most environments:

INCLUDE=IBFS:/FILE/IBI_HTML_DIR/ibi_themes/Warm.sty,$