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Language problem whxporting Analysis by Dimensions to Excel
jnielsen
Member Posts: 7
I'm having a strange problem when I try to export an Analysis by Dimensions to Excel. When I run the application (3.60) in English, there's no problem, but when I change the language to Danish, it fails in CU424, because a date calculation goes wrong. Apparently it expects the value '1W' for one week, but the danish code for Week is 'U'.
I can hardly believe that standard Navision functionality only works in English, so what could be the issue here?
I can hardly believe that standard Navision functionality only works in English, so what could be the issue here?
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StartDate := CALCDATE('1W',StartDate);In v3.70, that line was corrected to the 'language neutral' form by placing brackets around the date expression:StartDate := CALCDATE('<1W>',StartDate);