using apply and merge on a gridtext column

... todate(apply(rule!NOD_calculateFssForOpenNodReport,
merge(
index(local!datasubset.data, "fssIssuanceDate_datetime", {}),
index(local!datasubset.data, "crsMarketType_text", {})
)
)))
),


The code for the NOD_calculateFssForOpenNodReport is the following:

if(
rule!APN_isBlank(
ri!pssIssue_dt
),
"",
if(
ri!marketType_txt = cons!NOD_MARKET_TYPE_F,
caladddays(
ri!pssIssue_dt,
cons!NOD_FSS_CALC_DAYS_FINANCIAL
),
caladddays(
ri!pssIssue_dt,
cons!NOD_FSS_CALC_DAYS_PHYSICAL
)
)
)

@Gary, when I re-create the rules you've listed, the results are correct for me: http://screencast.com/t/KgbwMAyWM . See below for my (similar) code. Note that specifying the applied rule's attributes is an important best practice (in case the sub-rule's parameters change in the future), though it didn't affect the output in this case.

Can you please ensure that cons!NOD_MARKET_TYPE_F is not a multiple type? If it is, the IF condition isn't evaluating as-expected. If you're unable to change the constant from multiple to single, you can cast the condition to type 26 (single-value boolean).

cast(26, ri!marketType_txt = cons!NOD_MARKET_TYPE_F),

-------parent rule----------
with(
local!data: {
{date: now(), type: "F"},
{date: now(), type: "test"},
{date: now(), type: "F"}
},
todate(
apply(
rule!JML_testRule(
pssIssue_dt: _,
marketType_txt: _
),
merge(
index(
local!data,
"date",
{}
),
index(
local!data,
"type",
{}
)
)
)
)
)

-----rule!JML_testRule definition------
if(
rule!APN_isBlank(
ri!pssIssue_dt
),
"",
if(
ri!marketType_txt = "F",
caladddays(
ri!pssIssue_dt,
4
),
caladddays(
ri!pssIssue_dt,
10
)
)
)

Hi Jamie,
Thanks for the reply. Yes I verified that the constant NOD_MARKET_TYPE_F is not set to multiple.
Does it work for you if you use constants for the "F" and 4 and 10 days? It shouldn't matter but just curious.

Using constants should make no difference.

Can you please confirm that the constants have the correct values (4 and 10) as integers or decimals? Perhaps when creating from copy they both have value of 10? Could you also please list parameters when calling the sub-rule, in case the rule parameters are out of order, there is a 3rd parameter, or if they will change in the future?

I have confirmed that NOD_FSS_CALC_DAYS_FINANCIAL is 4 days and it is Number (Integer). The constant NOD_FSS_CALC_DAYS_PHYSICAL is 10 days and it is Number (Integer)

Are the parameters listed when applying the rule?

data: if(local!datasubset.totalCount=0, {},
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Jamie,
Can you tell me where the parameters should be listed? Let's say they are called parameterA and parameter? Do I put it before the index statements?

todate(apply(rule!NOD_calculateFssForOpenNodReport,
merge(
index(local!datasubset.data, "fssIssuanceDate_datetime", {}),
index(local!datasubset.data, "crsMarketType_text", {})
)

Jamie - Disregard my last post. I found my answer in your previous post.

Still didn't work. The if statement is always evaluating to false and therefore only the second condition of adding 10 days is executing. Is it possible that it is only looking at the first element in the list and not each element in the array?

a!gridTextColumn(
label: "FSS Issued On",
field: "fssIssuanceDate_datetime",
data: if(local!datasubset.totalCount=0, {},
todate(apply(rule!NOD_calculateFssForOpenNodReport(pssIssue_dt: _,
marketType_txt:_),
merge(
index(local!datasubset.data, "fssIssuanceDate_datetime", {}),
index(local!datasubset.data, "crsMarketType_text", {})
)
)))
),

Does rule!NOD_calculateFssForOpenNodReport work correctly for you when you provide test inputs to it directly?