on 05-20-2016 8:14 PM
Hi,
Is it valid to use multiple evaluation times to reference multiple formulas, such as:
EvaluateAfter({1});
EvaluateAfter({2});
EvaluateAfter({3});
EvaluateAfter({4});
It's not giving me any errors, but at the moment, I'm not able to determine whether it's having the desired effect.
This is within a line suppress
Hi Matt,
I've never tried something like this however, my guess is it'll evaluate after formula #4.
If you truly want it in this sequence, I would suggest adding these evaluation times inside each of those formulas.
So, Formula #1 would have :
EvaluateAfter({2});
and so on..
-Abhilash
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