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1. Re: Print When with two conditions
Eddie Lotter Jul 10, 2014 1:45 PM (in response to Cozmo2)If the field types are explicit, then you don't need to format them as strings before comparing them.
What happens if you try the following expression?:
( (query.asofdate NEQ calc.AmtDate) AND (query.bal + calc.anticipated LTE 25.00) )
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2. Re: Print When with two conditions
Cozmo2 Jul 11, 2014 7:26 AM (in response to Cozmo2)That fixed the problem Thanks!
Is there anyway I can apply this to the whole page and not have to add it to every sections 'Print When Condition'?
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3. Re: Print When with two conditions
Eddie Lotter Jul 14, 2014 6:08 AM (in response to Cozmo2)Cozmo2 wrote:
That fixed the problem Thanks!
Is there anyway I can apply this to the whole page and not have to add it to every sections 'Print When Condition'?
One way would be to exclude records that meet those conditions. That way you would not need to take them into account in your report.

