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Hello,
let varA and varB be variables and let fieldX, fieldY, fieldZ be fields. Let c be a constant.
The following expressions work:
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {$(varA)} > } fieldY) and
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {"<= c"} > } fieldY).
The following expressions do not work:
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {"<=$(varA)"} > } fieldY) and
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {$(varA)} or fieldZ = {$(varB)}> } fieldY).
Has anyone an idea how to work with two variables in the Expression between < and > or how to work with "<="?
Thanks for your answer.
Bettina
what is the value in varA, if it is number, below expression should work
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {"<=$(varA)"} > } fieldY)
try this
Sum ($ { < fieldX = {"$(varA)"} ,fieldZ = {"$(varB)"}> } fieldY).
Hi,
thanks for your answer.
The type of varA is date. I tried the same formula with Num (VarA) and had no success.
I also tried an Expression separated by commata without success.
Has anybody another idea?