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IN function

The IN function evaluates the position of one string value (value 2) within another string value (value 1).

Syntax

IN(value 1, value 2)

Example 1

IN("Toronto, Ontario","Ontario")

Returns a value of 10.
Example 2

IN("Toronto, Ontario","Alberta")

Returns a value of 0.

Database Filter Syntax

If the IN function finds the matching string and returns a value for the position of that string. Therefore, if a string exists then the value returned will NOT be 0.

Example 1

IN(GL->JE_DESC,"BUDGET")>0

Returns any journal entry with a description line that contains, and matches exactly to the text string "BUDGET".

Operator	Description	Syntax	Example
<	Less than	value 1<value2	C1<C2 Condition is true if cell 1 is less than cell 2.
<=	Less than or equal to	value 1<= value2	C1<=C2 Condition is true if cell 1 is less than or equal to cell 2.
>	Greater than	value 1 >value2	C1>C2 Condition is true if cell 1 is greater than cell 2.
>=	Greater than or equal to	value1>=value2	C1>= C2 Condition is true if cell 1 is greater than or equal to cell 2.
=	Equal to	value1=value2	C1=C2 Condition is true if cell 1 is qual to cell 2.
<>	Not equal to	value1<>value2	C1<>C2 Condition is true if cell 1 idoes not equal cell2.

Filter Type	Database
Financial Statement	AM Database
Journal or Ledger	GL Database

IN function

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