If statement

[Rich Brant]

🙂 Now I’m just frustrating myself!  All I need to do is evaluate for Null, and it works fine if it actually is Null, but won’t work if it isn’t.  I finally got the date conversion to 2026-05-04, but it doesn’t like it if it’s blank, I get — in the field so I want to check to make sure it’s not blank before I do the inline Tcl.

0(0).PV1(0).#45(0).[0] ne @Null

I’ve tried that, and also ne =””

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[Jason Russell]

Make sure you’re using @null not @Null (case sensitive).

[Rich Brant]

Thank you!  It’s always the silly mistakes we overlook!  Works great now.

[Ramachandran R]

Please note that, you do not have to add “” after the eq=. The below will also work fine,

0(0).PV1(0).#45(0).[0]  eq=

Make sure no space in between or after eq=

Thank you.

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