Hi all, we are already defining a expression rule by using a doforeach ex

natasav over 9 years ago

Hi all,
we are already defining a expression rule by using a doforeach expresion. Now we need to redefine it because tis plug is deprecated.
By simple changing it with apply () it does not work.
Could somebody help me with redefinition on it.
Here is the rule:

=if(count(rule!Display_Harm_Details_CDT(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number))," Contract Harmonization History: "&ncolumntablestyled( "CCCCCC","FFFFFF", "FFFFFF", {"Version","Harmonization Members","Folder"},rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number),doforeach("AllHarmonizationMembesforVersion",pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number,rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number)),doforeach("rule!LinktofolderfromfolderID",pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number,rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number))),"")
The problem is when rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number) ret...

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0 natasav over 9 years ago

I try to pass only the apply part and it seems that there is the problem. Am not sure why you redefine it like that and why local parameters are used. But what I can see that it won't work in any of the situation ( one or more rows).
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0 natasav over 9 years ago

I try to pass only the apply part and it seems that there is the problem. Am not sure why you redefine it like that and why local parameters are used. But what I can see that it won't work in any of the situation ( one or more rows).
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