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Hi,
I've created a new formua.
IF(test, test_true, test_false)
The function works fine. I do have a question with the GetValueFromArg function. It does not seem to handle strings correctly. I noticed this in nested callse to IF() such as
=IF(A2<>0,IF(B2 <> 0,A2/B2,"hi"),"Bye")
The inner IF()will return an "nHI" to the outter IF() and that statement is not evaluated correctly. Is that how the GetValueFromArg works?
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team June 4, 2003 03:01 PM UTC
Currently, the formula engine does not support string functions (and thus, string arguments).
If you need this, then you could write your IF function to understand that your arguments are strings, and just return the string and not try to parse it with GetValueFromArg. Or, your IF function could be smart enough to recognize the quotes and only conditionally call GetValueFromArg if the quotes are not present.
MSMartin SquicciariniJune 4, 2003 03:44 PM UTC
Clay,
Thanks for the suggestion. Sometimes it takes someone else to look at it. Now I can display blanks.
