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cwoo
8 - Asteroid
‎02-13-2020
09:33 AM
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Hi
I am getting an Invalid type in operator == error on a tool and I don't know why. I did use the ToNumber() formula to see if that is causing the issue but I still see the issue.
Can someone help resolve it?
Thanks,
Christine
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17 - Castor
‎02-13-2020
09:42 AM
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Is the [Period] field a string? If not, remove the quotes around the values and give that a try.
20 - Arcturus
‎02-13-2020
09:43 AM
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@cwoo ,
Please check to see if [Period] is a string data type. If it isn't, then remove the quotes from 1,2,3,4.
Also, your ELSE statement is putting "" into a DOUBLE field. That should probably be:
ELSE NULL()
Cheers,
Mark
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20 - Arcturus
‎02-13-2020
09:46 AM
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‎02-13-2020
09:46 AM
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That did the trick. Thanks!
The [Period] field was an integer.
Thanks,
Christine
lruttoh
5 - Atom
‎03-04-2022
02:29 PM
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I am having this error too.
