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| + | == Error message examples == | ||
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Error encountered in the parameter declaration for Function CovertToText while checking: | Error encountered in the parameter declaration for Function CovertToText while checking: | ||
(X: coerce) | (X: coerce) | ||
In the declaration for parameter X, you must specify a datatype when you use COERCE. | In the declaration for parameter X, you must specify a datatype when you use COERCE. | ||
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| − | = Cause = | + | == Cause == |
'''Coerce''' <t> is a parameter qualifier in the Parameters attribute of a Function. | '''Coerce''' <t> is a parameter qualifier in the Parameters attribute of a Function. | ||
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You omitted any type <t>. The type may be Text, Number, or Reference | You omitted any type <t>. The type may be Text, Number, or Reference | ||
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| − | + | See more at [[Function_Parameter_Qualifiers#Parameter_qualifiers|function parameter qualifiers.]] | |
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| − | = Remedies = | + | == Remedies == |
Add the type you want the parameter to be coerced to. | Add the type you want the parameter to be coerced to. | ||
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
| + | * [[User-Defined Functions]] | ||
| + | * [[Function calls and parameters]] | ||
| + | * [[Function Parameter Qualifiers]] | ||
| + | * [[NumberToText]] | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 25 March 2016
Error message examples
Error encountered in the parameter declaration for Function CovertToText while checking: (X: coerce) In the declaration for parameter X, you must specify a datatype when you use COERCE.
Cause
Coerce <t> is a parameter qualifier in the Parameters attribute of a Function. It specifies that the function, when called, should try to convert the actual parameter to the specified type <t>. You omitted any type <t>. The type may be Text, Number, or Reference
| From |
To |
Result |
| Null |
Text |
"Null" |
| Number |
Text |
Number as text, using the number format of the variable or function calling the function. |
| Text |
Number or Positive |
If possible, interprets it as a date or number, using the number format. |
| Null |
Reference |
\Null |
| Number |
Reference |
\X |
| Text |
Reference |
\Text |
See more at function parameter qualifiers.
Remedies
Add the type you want the parameter to be coerced to.
See Also
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