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How to use a flowfield in a report
Peter_Verhoeven
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Is it possible in a report to use a flowfield as a requested filter field?
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Yes, of course it's possible. Check it out with FlowField "Sales (LCY)" from Table 18 - Customer: If you add this Field to the DataItemProperty "ReqFilterFields", it will appear in the relating RequestForm. In this context it will be a good idea to add the "Date Filter", too.
If you want the user to enter a value not null, place a code like this in the "OnPreDataItem"-Trigger of the Report:
IF GETFILTER("Sales (LCY)") = '' THEN ERROR('Please set Filter on Customer.Sales (LCY)');