on 12-11-2013 7:35 AM
Hi,
Try this:
Select ($[OOCR.U_assessablevalue] * 12.36)/100
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan
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Hello Mohan,
Use the form values instead of the database values. The database-values are only available when you did commit the data to the database. So old value should be taken.
Take following query & try..
Select ($[OOCR.U_assessablevalue] * 12.36)/100
And here Center Code should not be blank. When you try to make FMS work.
Regards
Rakesh
Hi,
Try this :
Select $[-OOCR.u_assesablevalue] *0.1236
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan
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Have you tried this?
Select $[-OOCR.u_assesablevalue.number] *0.1236
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no not working
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Hello Mohan,
Use: Select $[$-Formtype.u_assesablevalue.number] *0.1236
Replace FormType by the Formtype of the form. Find this in your down-left-corner after activate System-information (View-System Information).
Notice the "-" before the formtype because you would like to get the data from a UDF-Form.
Regards Teun
Hello Mohan,
Please post your Formatted Search.
I think you should add a "-" before the formtype because the UDF-tab/screen had the same formtype as the main form but only negative.
HTH.
Regards Teun
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