Closed mikeswartzentruber closed 9 months ago
what about <>'TBD*'
Tried that and <>’TBD’ and it let anything go through except if I typed in TBD…
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Try:
strpos(Rec.YourField,'TBD') = 0
Thanks Erik,
Playing with that code if i compare to an integer/decimal field it doesn't give me a Type Mismatch error. Now it gives me a "Unknown Decimal/Integer Operator" error, no matter what operator i chose.
Ahh.. hang on... sorry, that was bad advice, let me check something.....
I have added proper operator for "contain" and "not contain" in version 9.0.0.351 (should be available within a few hours).
Select "Not Contain" and specify 'TBD' (remember the quotes) in the expression.
Thank Erik,
I see the option (awesome!) but if i publish it gives this error.
I'm doing this on Page 42 on the Post actions.
Ahh... Code ... Crap, "contains" on works on Text fields... .I'll fix that later today....
Version 9.0.0.353 is on it's way to appsource.
That worked just fine, thank you!
Trying to use the mandatory action function and requiring a field to not contain "TBD", is this possible with SOD? I can say <> 'TBD', but if the value is TBD - CHECK it allows it.