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Error Message Examples

You may not use the "ascending" or "descending" qualifier for a parameter declared to have more than one dimension, because it would be ambiguous.
              

Cause

The UDF declaration uses the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier for a multidimensional variable which is not allowed. The following function parameter declaration would trigger this error:

Parameter = (X: number ascending [I, J]; Index: I, J)

Please visit the following link for more information on function parameter qualifiers.

Remedies

Remove the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier from the function parameter declaration for multidimensional parameters.



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