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I have data as below.
ID Notes EndDate
1 ABC 9/21/2016
1 AAA 7/22/2016
2 BBB 2/4/2016
I want to display in text object notes and Date together when ID is selected.So I have the below expression in text object.
=If(GetSelectedCount([ID]) > 0, DATE(EndDate) & ' - ' & Note)
This is displaying only one row of data for ID 1 where I want to show 2 rows of data for ID 1 in text box.How can I do that ?
Instead of doing this in Text object, try it with straight table and you can always change the look and feel of it as text object.
Something like this
Let's Assume
if you select ID = 1 Then what are you expecting from Text object?
Are you sure you want to use text box object for this. If you do, may be try this:
=If(GetSelectedCount([ID]) > 0, Concat(Date(EndDate) & ' - ' & Notes, Chr(10)))
I know that its not a proper way.
But you can also try this attachment
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you may use
=If(GetSelectedCount([ID]) > 0, concat(DATE(EndDate) & ' - ' & Note,chr(13))
but the best solution as neelam said use a straight table
Minor error in the expression. Here is the updated expression:
=If(GetSelectedCount([ID]) > 0, Concat(Date(EndDate) & ' - ' & Notes, Chr(10)))
Hi
Please find attached
Hope it help!!