Application.CustomFieldIndicatorAdd method (Project)
Creates a test condition against the value of a custom field to determine which graphical indicator to display in place of the actual data.
Syntax
expression. CustomFieldIndicatorAdd( _FieldID_, _Test_, _Value_, _IndicatorID_, _CriteriaList_, _Index_ )
expression A variable that represents an Application object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| FieldID | Required | Long | The custom field. Can be one of the PjCustomField constants. |
| Test | Required | Long | The type of comparison to perform between Value and the custom field specified by FieldID. Can be one of the PjComparison constants. |
| Value | Required | String | The value to compare with the custom field's value. If Test is pjCompareAnyValue, Value is ignored. |
| IndicatorID | Required | Long | The indicator image to display when the value of the field specified with FieldID passes the comparison specified with Test. Can be one of the PjIndicator constants. |
| CriteriaList | Optional | Long | The criteria list to which the test condition should be added. Can be one of the PjCriteriaList constants. The default value is pjCriteriaNonSummary. |
| Index | Optional | Integer | The position to add the test condition in the list specified by CriteriaList. Tests are evaluated in ascending Index order. If Index is n + 2 or greater, where n is the number of existing tests, the test is added at n + 1. The default value is n + 1. |
Return value
Boolean
Remarks
The CustomFieldIndicatorAdd method returns a trappable error (error code 1004) if the list specified by CriteriaList is read-only because it has been set to inherit values from another list.
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