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  • You Have To Declare The Attribute in Two Places in The Report, and Both Are in The Properties.

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    The document discusses how to declare attributes in two places in a report - in the properties and initialize line. It recommends using an if/else statement to check if the value a user inputs for a print question attribute is greater than the value calculated in the main ruleset, and if so, use the input value, otherwise use the calculated value. An example checks if the declared attribute is greater than the one from an SQL command, and if not, uses the SQL attribute value instead.

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    The document discusses how to declare attributes in two places in a report - in the properties and initialize line. It recommends using an if/else statement to check if the value a user inputs for a print question attribute is greater than the value calculated in the main ruleset, and if so, use the input value, otherwise use the calculated value. An example checks if the declared attribute is greater than the one from an SQL command, and if not, uses the SQL attribute value instead.

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    You Have To Declare The Attribute in Two Places in The Report, and Both Are in The Properties.

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    The document discusses how to declare attributes in two places in a report - in the properties and initialize line. It recommends using an if/else statement to check if the value a user inputs for a print question attribute is greater than the value calculated in the main ruleset, and if so, use the input value, otherwise use the calculated value. An example checks if the declared attribute is greater than the one from an SQL command, and if not, uses the SQL attribute value instead.

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    You have to declare the attribute in two places in the report, and both are in the properties..

    Initialize line

    Custom Object
    These will match what the attribute is in the printing ruleset, and will let you pull in what the person
    inputs on the print questions. So then you will have to make a decision between that delay period they
    typed in verses what is being calculated in the main ruleset.

    I would use an “if/else” syntax, but there are other ways to do this too. So that is what I will give an
    example of below. I did not have an exact example, but to show that you use the “this.attrbutename” I
    am pulling in one from another report. In yours you would be cheking in the “if” expression to see if the
    declared attribute is greater than the one from the SQL command.
    Then you would have an else statement that would be followed with the SQL attribute if the one they
    typed in was not greater than calculated one.

    Hopefully, this makes sense, but if not I can try to help you input it directly in your template.

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