Jack's solution works, but I really, truly,
strongly recommend that you follow the
usual Java variable-naming conventions
for your fields. In fact, I tend to use
only lower case and underscores.
The reason is that you'll run into this again
and again and again. Your front-end will
forget to put th
Wow, that was fast reply :)
It works. Thank you!
On 19 March 2014 13:24, Jack Krupansky wrote:
> For any "improperly" named field (that don't use the java identifier
> conventions), you simply need to use the field function with the field name
> in apostrophes:
>
> div(acc_curr_834_2-1900_tl,10
For any "improperly" named field (that don't use the java identifier
conventions), you simply need to use the field function with the field name
in apostrophes:
div(acc_curr_834_2-1900_tl,1)
becomes:
div(field('acc_curr_834_2-1900_tl'),1)
-- Jack Krupansky
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