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''"@opportunityid@"*1>0''
Note: For this particular example, there is a check box setting within the custom field configuration that allows you to hide fields on new objects until the object is saved at least once.
''"@ReportProperty(12345,recordcount)@"*1 + "@custom number@"*1''
The ''*1'' is used to explicitly cast the result into a numeric value. This is needed in the case so that perhaps , if your ''@custom number@'' contains an alphabetic character, the ''*1'' will convert it to a 0. If for some reason you use a @ReportProperty()@ that returns blank, ''""*1'' will also convert to a 0.
'''Problem 2''':
The following situations should be considered:
1) The ''.inRole '' variable will always return the values of true or false so there is no need to encapsulate this within double quotes (i.e. ''@me.inRole(Organization Contact)@'').
2) When the variable value you are retrieving contains double quotes within itself you will need to escape these, or encapsulate the variable within single quotes if you are sure the variable value does not contain single quotes within.
* [[inRole]]
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