Hi,
Can someone please explain this line of code for me?
IFN(SUM(IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT)>0,1,0);
Does it mean that the sum of the 3, IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT are > than 0,1,0 then it will return '1'.
Or does it mean that if sum of IFHLDCURR_MRTA>0 and sum of IFHLDCURR_TRDL>1 and sum of IFHLDCURR_INVT>0, only then it will return '1'.
or any other explanation that i misunderstood?
Thank you.
RTM.
IFN(logical-expression, value-returned-when-true, value-returned-when-false
<, value-returned-when-missing>)
Logical Expression -> SUM(IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT)>0
Value when True: 1
Value when False: 0
Value when Missing: Not declared
@Wken1122 wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please explain this line of code for me?
IFN(SUM(IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT)>0,1,0);
Does it mean that the sum of the 3, IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT are > than 0,1,0 then it will return '1'.
Or does it mean that if sum of IFHLDCURR_MRTA>0 and sum of IFHLDCURR_TRDL>1 and sum of IFHLDCURR_INVT>0, only then it will return '1'.
or any other explanation that i misunderstood?
Thank you.
RTM.
IFN(logical-expression, value-returned-when-true, value-returned-when-false
<, value-returned-when-missing>)
Logical Expression -> SUM(IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT)>0
Value when True: 1
Value when False: 0
Value when Missing: Not declared
@Wken1122 wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please explain this line of code for me?
IFN(SUM(IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT)>0,1,0);
Does it mean that the sum of the 3, IFHLDCURR_MRTA,IFHLDCURR_TRDL,IFHLDCURR_INVT are > than 0,1,0 then it will return '1'.
Or does it mean that if sum of IFHLDCURR_MRTA>0 and sum of IFHLDCURR_TRDL>1 and sum of IFHLDCURR_INVT>0, only then it will return '1'.
or any other explanation that i misunderstood?
Thank you.
Thanks a lot for the clarification!
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