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GQuirino
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‎05-16-2022
12:51 PM
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I'm using a NumericUpDown in a filter. But it is not working. I've already checked the data format and it's as double.
Does anyone know why it's not working?
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17 - Castor
‎05-16-2022
12:54 PM
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I believe you need to wrap [#1] in ToNumber().
17 - Castor
‎05-16-2022
12:55 PM
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hey @GQuirino,
What is the type of [#1]? It must not be a number type
‎05-16-2022
01:05 PM
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I put the ToNumber() but the filter didn't work, it's not delivering any value as true and it should
‎05-16-2022
01:06 PM
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I believe it is number, no?
17 - Castor
‎05-16-2022
01:15 PM
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At the moment, you're just running the workflow and there's no number populated so nothing is satisfying your filter. If you actually try and run it via the debug (in the interface designer - Ctrl+Alt+D), or just run as an app using the magic wand icon, you'll be able to see it.working:
