Stringing Functions in Expressions

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Chaps,

If I hard code an NT user name in place of MyUserID in the following expression, I get a result of 1...

=sum({< userfield={"MyUserID"}>} x)

If I Let vOSUser = OSUser() and then use in an expression like so I get 1.

=sum({< userfield= {$(vOSUser)} >} x)

How could I put OSUser() directly into an expression so I don't need a variable?

=sum({< userfield= {OSUser()} >} x) ---- This doesn't work.

Any ideas where I'm going wrong?

Thanks,

foldy.

[swuehl · Accepted solution]

Try

=sum({< userfield= {'$(=OSUser())'} >} x)

[richard_pearce6]

try

=sum({< userfield= {'$(=OSUser())'} >} x)

Rgs

Richard

[SunilChauhan]

=sum({< userfield= {$(=OSUser())} >} x)

or

=sum({< userfield= {"$(=OSUser())"} >} x)

or

=sum({< userfield= {'$(=OSUser())'} >} x)

hope this helps

[its_anandrjs]

You can try with the below scripts in any text box

=sum({< userfield= {'$(=OSUser())'} >} x)

OR

=sum({< userfield= {"$(=OSUser())"} >} x)

OR

=sum({< userfield= {"$(vOSUser)"} >} x)

OR

=sum({< userfield= {"$(=vOSUser)"} >} x)