Numeric limit test

Hi,
I am generating a html report with the requirement as follows:
Need to perform a numeric limit test.
     If the value is with in the limits the step status in report should be "Passed" with default back ground color(Greeen).
     If the value is out of limits the step status in report should be "Failed" with default back ground color(Red).
     If the value is at the limits the step status in report should be "Passed" with back ground color as "Yellow".
I know for this to happen i need to play with the process model. But not sure where to perform this. Can any one tell me where to change in the ReportGen_html.seq. Pl let me know if this can be performed with a custom step type.
regards,
Ramjee

Hi Ramjee,
Isn't this the same query as http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=330&message.id=28990#M28990
Did you look in the relavant sequence and sequence as specified in the above link?
Regards
Ray Farmer
Regards
Ray Farmer

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