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23-06-21 09:27 AM
Hi, something I don't understand.
In the Calculation Properties of the Calculation Stage the separator that is used for the functions is a comma (,).
However, when I want to implement a function the comma (,) is not accepted as a separator, I have to use ;
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Why is this? In the help file of BluePrism, all examples are with a comma (,) as a separator:
DateAdd(interval, number,date)
DateAdd(5, 2, MakeDate(26,5,1999)). This would correctly return 26/7/1999.
Can I change this setting to use what separator in BluePrism?
Kind Regard, Nico-Jan van Brug, The Netherlands
In the Calculation Properties of the Calculation Stage the separator that is used for the functions is a comma (,).
However, when I want to implement a function the comma (,) is not accepted as a separator, I have to use ;
Why is this? In the help file of BluePrism, all examples are with a comma (,) as a separator:
DateAdd(interval, number,date)
DateAdd(5, 2, MakeDate(26,5,1999)). This would correctly return 26/7/1999.
Can I change this setting to use what separator in BluePrism?
Kind Regard, Nico-Jan van Brug, The Netherlands
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23-06-21 06:15 PM
Hi @Nico-Janvan_Bru,
The formatting within the Calculation stage is essentially that of VB (Visual Basic), and the only supported separator of parameters in a function call is the comma. Can you provide an example of the situation where the comma was not accepted?
Cheers,
Eric
The formatting within the Calculation stage is essentially that of VB (Visual Basic), and the only supported separator of parameters in a function call is the comma. Can you provide an example of the situation where the comma was not accepted?
Cheers,
Eric
