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Hi, I have to display 'A&B Inc.' as column header in the report. It throws error - (FOC295) A VALUE IS MISSING FOR: &B Can anyone suggest me a way to handle '&' in this scenario.
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Hi, I was having a similar issue adding < [less than) in a heading. I have several column headings in the report that I want to be... ">=75", ">=50", ">=25", and the last one is "<25". The GE ones work fine but I get the error when I use the LT sign because its looking for a column. I'm assuming it will be similar to the example given above for the & but I wasn't able to get the exact code.
Example for both column titles and report heading:
TABLE FILE CAR
SUM
SALES
COMPUTE LT25/A3 = '<25'; NOPRINT
BY COUNTRY AS '<25'
BY CAR AS '>75'
BY MODEL AS 'A&|B INC.'
HEADING
"TEST <LT25 >75 A&|B INC."
END
Unfortunately, using < and &|amp; won't work for PDF (and maybe neither for Excel).
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Thank you for all the suggestions. I was not able to get the < to work in a HEADING though. I could get the & to work in both a HEADING and as a column title, but the < only worked in the column titles. I need it in a HEADING that aligns with the text. I tried to show what I need and what I tried that was not working in the example below.
-SET &HEAD1 = '<' || '25'; -SET &HEAD2 = 'A&' || 'B Inc.'; TABLE FILE CAR BY COUNTRY AS '&HEAD1' BY CAR AS '&HEAD2'
HEADING "Heading" "&HEAD1<+0>&HEAD2" "A&|amp;B Inc. <+0> < 25" "<||25 <+0> '<||25'" "Needs to be above here" ON TABLE SET STYLE * TYPE=HEADING, HEADALIGN=BODY, $ TYPE=HEADING, LINE=1, OBJECT=TEXT, ITEM=1, COLOR=WHITE, BACKCOLOR=BLUE, COLSPAN=2, JUSTIFY=CENTER, $ TYPE=HEADING, LINE=5, OBJECT=TEXT, ITEM=1, COLOR=WHITE, BACKCOLOR=BLUE, COLSPAN=2, $ TYPE=HEADING, BACKCOLOR=GREEN, $ TYPE=TITLE, BACKCOLOR=RED, $ END -EXIT