This section explains ReportLite keywords, such as true, false and NULL, through description and examples.
Description:
Boolean yes.
Example:
Example 1: For cell’s Visible property expression, write if(value()==1,true,false), meaning that the cell is visible if the current value is 1; otherwise hide the cell.
Example 2: For cell’s Page Break After Row property expression, write if(value()==1,true,false), which performs page break if the current value is 1; otherwise do not perform the operation.
Description:
Boolean No.
Example:
Example 1: For cell’s Visible property expression, write if(value()==1,false,true), meaning that the cell is hidden if the current value is 1; otherwise the cell is visible.
Example 2: For cell’s Page Break After Row property expression, write if(value()==1,false,true), which does not perform page break if the current value is 1; otherwise perform page break.
Description:
Null.
Example:
For cell’s Display Value property expression, write if(A1==null, 0, A1), meaning that the cell displays 0 if the current value is null; otherwise it displays the current value..
Description:
Data beginning with 0x or 0X, which represents a hexadecimal number.
Example:
Example 1: 0xaf represents hexadecimal number af and the computing result is 175
Example 2: 0XDE represents hexadecimal number DE and the computing result is 222
Example 3: 0XCB/4’s computing result is 50.75
Note:
For the current ReportLite version, it is case-insensitive for this keyword.