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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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Hello, inside a Paradox 8 report I've created new calculated field, which shall contain following formula: 0.8575 * sqrt((ansicode(string([STREETS.PQ1], 1, 1)) - ansicode("T"))^2) + (value(string([STREETS.PQ1], 2, 2)) - value("06")) ^2 ) The story behind is: there exists a table (STREETS) with field "PQ1" (e.g. for entries: T06, R10, ...). The field (type "A") has a length of 3 characters. Now I want to convert the text string into 2 values (see formula above). But Paradox doesn't accept the symbol ^ and neither "value". What can I use instead? Thanks in advance. Frank |
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