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This page has advanced features that require a knowledge of JavaScript. 

Details

In expressions (created by using Expression dialog or using <%= %> syntax in the template) the following short-hand is allowed to reference variable values:

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<%= #code1 + #code2 %> - if the values are numeric, will result in the two numbers being added together, otherwise the two values will be concatenated together. 

In expressions, script, or script blocks

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1. The variable's value, or
2. Blank if the value is null or defined as a missing value

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#code.value.toString() displays:

1. the variable's value (even if the value is defined as missing) or
2. blank if the value is null.

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#code.displayValue.value displays:

1. Numeric variables:  returns a number
2. Date variables:  returns a date
3. All other variables:  returns a string representation of the value
4. Missing values or null:  returns null

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#code.value.value displays:

1. Numeric variables:  returns a number
2. Date variables:  returns a date
3.  All other variables:  returns a string representation of the value
4. Missing values:  returns the missing value
5. Null:  returns null

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#code.value.value - if the value is for a numeric variable, the result is a number; if the value is for a date variable, the result is a date; otherwise the result is a string representation of the value. If the value is null, the result is null. Note, values defined as missing are returned (i.e., they are not returned as null).

#code#code.displayValue.name - returns the picklist display name associated with the variable's value. If the value is null or defined as a missing value, empty string is returned.#

code#code.value.name - returns the picklist display name associated with the variable's value even if the value is defined as missing. If the value is null, empty string is returned. 

Detailed explanation

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#code - refers to an object with the following properties: variableId, definition, displayValue, value.

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                d) toString(): returns a string representation of the value or empty string.

 

 

Examples

Output a variable value:

<% Output.Write( #code.displayValue.toString() ); 

Output a variable value even if it is defined as missing:

<% Output.Write( #code.value.toString() ); 

Output a sum of two numeric variables:

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