Symbols for Displaying Status
CHECK_MARK |
Edited, read, available (present), executable etc. |
Empty |
Unedited, unread, unavailable (absent), not executable etc. |
Symbol as status display: implicitely two-state *)
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ABAP/4 name |
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CHECK_ MARK |
O.k. |
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BOLD_X |
Not o.k. |
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FILLED_ CIRCLE |
Available |
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CIRCLE |
Not available |
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LOCKED |
Locked, protected |
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UNLOCKED |
Unlocked, accessible |
Symbol as status display: two-state (symbols in a row belong together)
FILLED_ CIRCLE |
Finished, whole, full |
HALF_ FILLED_ CIRCLE |
In process, partial, half |
CIRCLE |
Unprocessed, nothing, empty |
Symbol as status display: three-state
*) The binary feature can be specified with a heading (for example, "Executable")
Example 1 (two-value, two symbols): Comparison of product characteristics
Example 2 (two-value, one symbol): Comparison of product characteristics (alternative)
Example 3: Status display as addition to other information
Example 1 makes a more compact overall impression than Example 2. If the characteristics refer to one (of many) columns, (Example 3), one-value status symbols can be better recognized.
