Workflow having errors when run through gallery but works fine when run locally ( Parsing)

[kathbanc]

Hi Alteryx Community! 

I am having below errors on the alteryx gallery. but works fine when I run it manually. Please help. thank you in advance :) 

• Parse Error at char(35): Unknown variable "end" (Expression #1) (Tool Id: 18)
• Parse Error at char(35): Unknown variable "start" (Expression #2) (Tool Id: 18)
• Parse Error at char(1): Unknown variable "start" (Expression #3) (Tool Id: 18)

[JamesCharnley]

Hi @kathbanc 

Are you able to share any more information about the workflow? The error is fairly self-explanatory that the same formula tool isn't able to find the fields you've referenced called start and end in three different expressions. If it works locally then something upstream isn't working when you sent the workflow to gallery. Can the workflow definitely find the input files?

[kathbanc]

Hi @JamesCharnley , Yes the workflow successfully read the input file. I'm just wondering when I run it manually it works really fun. But when the schedules run on the gallery there's an error 

[RohanRoy]

Is this problem resolved or not.?

If yes please suggest any better solution because I was facing the same issue.!

[Vani123]

Anyone sort this issue

[KGT]

There will not be a solution posted on this, as there is nothing to solve. The errors are where a formula tool can't find certain fields. The solution is to find what data is entering that formula tool and see why the relevant fields are not there. There is not a solution per se, as there is not enough information. The 2 people that have commented they have the same issue, I highly doubt that it is the same actual error. It may be a parse error, but all that means is that the formula cannot find a field matching that text.

I advise posting a new question with your issue, but please include a lot more information than this OP did. The message is explanatory as to what the problem is and references a tool, make sure you include that tool, and/or the workflow.