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Report Functions - Database & Data Type
Report Functions - Database & Data Type

This article helps you understand report functions of 'Database & Data Type' type.

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Used for determining the type of information contained in a cell. Helpful for error and sanity checks. Click on a function name below to continue:

DataRowCount

Description

Returns the number of rows retrieved from the data source when executing the report.

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Example

Suppose report is run to retrieve basic information on 10 employees

E.g. DataRowCount() should return 10.

DbNull

Description

Returns DBNULL.

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IsEven

Description

Checks if a value is an even number.

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Example

Ex. IsEven([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains an even number, FALSE otherwise.

IsLogical

Description

Checks if a value is TRUE or FALSE.

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Example

Ex. IsLogical([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains TRUE/FALSE, FALSE otherwise.

IsNoDataQualified

Description

Returns True if no data qualified for the report execution. Otherwise it returns false.

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Example

Suppose report is run to retrieve basic information on 10 employees

E.g. IsNoDataQualified() returns false.

IsNonText

Description

Checks if a value is not text.

Remark

Non Text values include dates, numbers, images and blank cells.

Example

Ex. IsNonText([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains non text, FALSE otherwise.

IsNumber

Description

Checks if a value is a number.

Remark

Does not convert text to numbers. Ex IsNumber(“19”) returns FALSE.

Example

Ex. IsNumber([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains a number, FALSE otherwise.

IsOdd

Description

Checks if a value is odd.

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Example

Ex. IsOdd([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains an odd number, FALSE otherwise.

IsText

Description

Checks if a value is text.

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Example

Ex. IsText([A1]) – returns TRUE if the cell [A1] contains text, FALSE otherwise.

Null

Description

Returns a null value (Nothing in VB).

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Type

Description

Returns the type of value.

Remark

Returns 1 if the value is a number, 2 if it is text.

Example

Ex. Type(“John Smith”) – returns 2.



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