Re: Crystal isnull hell!
- From: "Briscobar" <youcant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 11:47:22 -0400
nafelloyd <nafelloyd@xxxxxxxxx> rambled:
>
> I think there is a really simple answer to this question, but it's
> beyond me! I'm trying to create a formula to see whether or not a
> field isnull before adding it to the report:
>
> if isnull({ProductGroupInvoiceLines.ChargePer}) then
> {CustomerInvoiceLines.ChargePer}
> else ({ProductGroupInvoiceLines.ChargePer})
>
> if it's null then return the other value, if it's there then return
> it.
It's not working for you? Is there an error message?
If it's "not working", perhaps {CustomerInvoiceLines.ChargePer} is also
NULL. Try replacing that with a string, like "NULL TEST" or something. This
will tell you if your formula is working or not.
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