Challenge #28: Formatting Financial Data
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My solution.
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Done.
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Done.
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Can someone explain the formula below?
if isnull([Fund]) then [TNA Latest
month-end ($mil)] else [Row-1:ShareClass] endif
Particularly the "month-end ($mil)" portion.
Thank you
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My solution attached.
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Here's my solution
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@shawnbres Notice that "TNA Latestmonth-end ($mil)" appears between square brackets. That means the entire string is actually the name of the field. If you look at it in a browse tool you won't see the entire field name because it's too long to fit in the column width. If the field was named "X" instead of "TNA Latestmonth-end ($mil)" then the formula would be:
if isnull([Fund]) then [X] else [Row-1:ShareClass] endif
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there's probably a way to make it more efficient but this is what I came with
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