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X-value doesn't copy to excel file
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8 years 6 months ago #2726
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X-value doesn't copy to excel file - Post(2726) was created by David
I have created X-values to add formulas to my excel file. However, when I execute the definition a blank value is passed to the excel file and not the X-value. How do I correct this? I am unable to get any value to pass to my excel file using X-values.
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8 years 6 months ago #2727
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Best wishes
Robert Stark
Replied by FlowHeater-Team on topic X-value doesn't copy to excel file - Post(2727)
Hi David,
I guess this issue is related to wrong data type setting for the Excel field “Balance due”. Please check whether the FlowHeater data type is set to “String” for this field.
Did you receive warnings about? Usually you should receive warnings because wrong conversions!
In case this does not solve the issue please post your FlowHeater Definition file for more analytics.
I guess this issue is related to wrong data type setting for the Excel field “Balance due”. Please check whether the FlowHeater data type is set to “String” for this field.
Did you receive warnings about? Usually you should receive warnings because wrong conversions!
In case this does not solve the issue please post your FlowHeater Definition file for more analytics.
Best wishes
Robert Stark
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8 years 6 months ago #2728
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Replied by David on topic X-value doesn't copy to excel file - Post(2728)
Thanks Robert
Setting the data type to string solved the problem.
I reviewed the posting #2050 for passing formulas to excel. A much easier way is to set the range in excel as a table and pass formulas that reference the table names in the formula. Such as [=IF(AND([@LastUpdated]-[@DueDate]>30,[@LastUpdated]-[@DueDate]<=60),[@Balance],0)]
Setting the data type to string solved the problem.
I reviewed the posting #2050 for passing formulas to excel. A much easier way is to set the range in excel as a table and pass formulas that reference the table names in the formula. Such as [=IF(AND([@LastUpdated]-[@DueDate]>30,[@LastUpdated]-[@DueDate]<=60),[@Balance],0)]
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