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Hi
I have an issue where iI'm using Chr(39) , however the result produces a double quote. I have 2 variables.
let vQvd = 'QVD' & chr(39) & 's';
and
let vQvdlocation ='\\Intranet.barcapint.com\dfs-emea\GROUP\Jhb\TAT - Production\$(vQvd)\GLRS';
However the solution in the front end in a text box displays as follows:
Please can you help. Thanking you in advance.
Kind regards
Nayan
I guess it's not a double quote but two single quotes. Not only that, I guess vQvd=QVD's , but I don't see the 's in your screenshot.
Hi there,
i had commented it out at that moment sorry,
kindly below:
Hi there,
how do i get rid of one,
i only need to have one single quote.
I could not reproduce the issue. Could you share your sample app?
Attached is the sample app called QVD.
Access denied. Also it's a big file. To check the variables, no data would be required; you could reduce and share a smaller app.
Hi there,
im not sure why you denied access,
kindly see below script of whats in the model, thats all there is in there.
Below is the picture of the script.
For me it worked. But I see that you used two different variables: vQvdlocation and vQvdLocation between your origin question and the later screenshot. Therefore check if you really look on the right variable.
- Marcus