Is is possible to return all matter records where a particular picklist value is null?
I tried the following:
https://app.clio.com/api/v4/matters.json?fields=id,display_number,client{name},description,practice_area{id, name},custom_field_values{id,field_type,field_name,value,custom_field,picklist_option}custom_field_ids[]=123456&custom_field_values[123456]=null
I also tried setting it to be blank. The api just returns an empty set.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Im not sure this is formatted correctly. The fields will be comma separated but then you did not include the & between the field and the custom_field_ids.
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In Crystal 11, does the possibility exist to create a statement that would solve this issue I am faced with, using a formula field...
look at {fieldA} if there is a value listed, this should be the result
but if {fieldA} is blank then refer to {fieldB} then use this as the result
Any advice or example statements for me to look at would be greatly appreciated
Something like this:
if {fieldA} = "" then {fieldB}
else {fieldA}
Assuming you want to treat NULL values as blanks, then this is very straightforward. Simply create a formula field with this:
if {fieldA} > "" then {fieldA}
else {fieldB}
HOWEVER!! For this to work for NULL values of{fieldA} you MUST toggle to "Default Values for NULL option.
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Supposing the field name is "value", in the "Text Field Expression", write:
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medopal's answer is good, but 2 additions:
1) You can make the syntax shorter:
($F{field_name}) ? $F{field_name} : "0.00"
2) Make sure your "else" data is of the same class as the field's value, otherwise you'll get errors when it tries to coerce numbers into string, etc. etc. This was something that, as I started out, I mixed up.
Did you try set a pattern in the text field?
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Try something along the lines of ###0.00 to represent 1234.56, which would always display 0.00 even if it is null.
This is the easiest way is to use Coalesce() or NVL() function of database in your data-source query to restrict null data on your report.
But it depends on if you are allowed to change the datasource query or not. If not then you can go for other solutions provided in previous answers.
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It's a bold tag with value 'Types:'.
<b>Types:</b>
Once I get to that element I can use Prototype's Element.next() to get the data I want.
How exactly do I do this?
I have been fiddling with $$ but can't seem to get it right..
Thank you!
Return the first b element with value "Types:":
$$('b').find(function(n){return n.innerHTML=="Types:"})