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I need help with the following expression -
Count({$<field={'NULL'}>}field)
However, I want it to do the opposite of this. I want it to ignore the 'NULL'. I tried replacing the '=' with '<>' but that didn't work.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Greg
or may be this
Count({$<field ={'*'}-{'NULL'}>}field)
I just reread your initial post. You know why = works in a set modifier, but <> doesn't? That's because the equal sign means 'temporarily assign the set of values on the right to the field on the left'. It's not a comparison operator, it's a (temporary) assignment that lasts for the duration of the expression calculation.
Just like the following is a valid script assignment
LET vField = 'ABC' & chr(10) & 'DEF';
but this one is not:
LET vField <> 'GHI';