THANKS FOR YOUR PROMPT REPLY!
I TRIED THIS:
{MP_INPAR6_VIEW.RECV_ALL_G} <> "Y" and
{MP_INPAR6_VIEW.INVOLVEMENT_G} = "STN" and
{MP_INMAST_VIEW.REPORTED_DATE_G} = {?Date Range} and
{MP_INPAR6_VIEW.UCR_TYPE_G} = {?UCR Property Code}
(ALSO TRIED IT AT THE BOTTOM) AND IT...
IF ISNULL ({MP_INPAR6_VIEW.RECV_ALL_G})=TRUE THEN "NONE RECOVERED"
ELSE IF {MP_INPAR6_VIEW.RECV_ALL_G}="N" THEN "PART RECOVERED"
ELSE IF {MP_INPAR6_VIEW.RECV_ALL_G}= "Y" THEN
//PLEASE FINISH THIS FOR ME - I DON'T WANT ANY OF THE Y'S APPEARING ON THE...
I have been following this because I’m having the same problem:
I have a date/time field (time is always 12:00:00) that I have converted to Date by using Cdate. My time field is a 4-digit string (i.e. 1234).
I want to convert it to a military time field, without seconds, and find out the time...
{MP_INMAST_VIEW.FINAL_STATUS_G} = "OPEN" and
{MP_INPER6_VIEW.INVL_G} = "SUS" and
{MP_INMAST_VIEW.NATURE_OF_CALL_G} = "290" OR
{MP_INMAST_VIEW.NATURE_OF_CALL2_G} = "290"
Nature of Call #1, Nature of Call #2, and Final Status are all part of a larger table (called InMast) - Involv is part of a larger table (called Pers) and I have linked InMast and Pers by Case Number.
I have two tables that have the same info:
{NATURE OF CALL #1} = "290" OR {NATURE OF CALL #2} = "290"
The above formula in Select Expert gives me what I want - all cases classified as 290. The problem comes in when I want to apply more filters:
and {INVOLV} =...
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