Translation problem (specific Belgium)

Philippe · 2003-04-10

Hi,

Some reports use the time unit 1W (1 week). If the user his working language is French (where 1week = 1 semaine), those reports do not work. Error message : you should use time unit 1S instead of 1W (but this is in the code - the user can't change this). So apparently, Navision does not translate the 1W to 1S and vice versa.

This could be a bug. Anyone who knows a workaround?

Info : customer uses Attain 3.60

Greetings

Luc_VanDyck · 2003-04-10

This isn't a bug in Attain. When using CALCDATE and fixed time units in C/AL code, you have to surround it with < >, eg:
CALCDATE('<1W>',TODAY).

This will make it language independent.

jhoek · 2003-04-10

Philippe wrote:

Some reports use the time unit 1W (1 week). If the user his working language is French (where 1week = 1 semaine), those reports do not work. Error message : you should use time unit 1S instead of 1W (but this is in the code - the user can't change this). So apparently, Navision does not translate the 1W to 1S and vice versa. This could be a bug. Anyone who knows a workaround?

Use <1W> (including the < and >) to create a language-independent dateformula in e.g. a CALCDATE statement.

Philippe · 2003-04-11

tx Luc and Jan. This works perfect.

Had this problem with a new report we created, but also with the standard function were you can copy an analytical view to Excel (working in French).

jhoek · 2003-04-11

For some reason, I did not see Luc's response before I added mine, otherwise I would not have added this (very similar) response, of course!

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