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Checking Ranges: is "=" the same as "in"?

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taratr98

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Apr 7, 2003
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Hi -

I'm updating a report for a client, and I got a report with some of the strangest Record Selection Formulas I've ever seen.

In particular:
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{Option.Date} = {?Select Date Range}
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Where {?Select Date Range} was a range-type parameter that the user selected. Were I doing this report, I would have used {Option.Date} in {?Select Date Range}.

My question is: what is the difference between using "=" and "in." Is this harmful?

Thanks.
 
Hi there,

"in" is the correct syntax for a range.

cheers...J
 
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