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Should submit expression
hjanum
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I have a document type with a calculated field called "Finding". It will have either a value of "1" if there are findings in the document or "0" if there are no findings in the document. It is an Int16 value in the field definition.
Here is a sample batch with the value shown.
I am trying to only submit the document for "Data Review" if there is a finding in the document. This has nothing to do with data validation. I am looking for certain data values, and depending on the values we would want a human review of the index data.
I tried the following. The field data type is Int16, so I also tried doing the comparison with a number 1 instead of a string 1, but then I get a data conversion error. What is the correct Should Submit Expression to check a document field value? The document in the batch above was not submitted to Data Review.
Here is a sample batch with the value shown.
I am trying to only submit the document for "Data Review" if there is a finding in the document. This has nothing to do with data validation. I am looking for certain data values, and depending on the values we would want a human review of the index data.
I tried the following. The field data type is Int16, so I also tried doing the comparison with a number 1 instead of a string 1, but then I get a data conversion error. What is the correct Should Submit Expression to check a document field value? The document in the batch above was not submitted to Data Review.
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Optionsjlunsford Posts: 138 modTry DirectCast(Item, BatchFolder).IndexData.Fields("Finding").Value = "1"5
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