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RTC Report Boolean Values
Rom
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2011-01-04
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Hi,
I have a little question for the VS syntax.
If I have a boolean Variable, what is the "return value" at the Report Designer? Is it true and false, Yes and No, 0 and 1?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Rom
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hemantOne
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2011-01-04
Hi,
It prints true/false.
Use Format(Boolean Variable) to get yes/No instead of True/False.
Regards,
Hemant
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It prints true/false.
Use Format(Boolean Variable) to get yes/No instead of True/False.
Hemant
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