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Like in statement
$(varMaxDate) - $(varMinDate) + 1;
Is it used for font style?
Hey there,
In a wider sense, in means that inside the brackets you have something which is defined somewhere else. By your example, it looks like a variable. It means that it will somehow "find" the text inside the brackets and replace it with corresponding expression.
Cheers,
Inês
Hello Vishu,
'$' will evaluate the variable value before used in the expression.
For E.g. LET varMaxDate = YearEnd(Today());
Then $(varMaxDate) will evaluate to Numeric Value corresponding to 31-Dec.2016.
Read following blog by HIC. It will clarify you definitely.
The Magic of Dollar Expansions
Regards
Kiran Shinde
Hi,
When you are using variables any where you can use $.
Otherwise the variable will not work. because $ is use to evaluate the variable.
PFA document will explain $
Vikas