• ASSIGNEDTO Function
• BROWSTAT Function
• CANSIGN Function
• CELLCALC Function
• CELLCOL Function
• CELLLABEL Function
• CELLNO Function
• CELLROW Function
• CELLSTR Function
• CELLTABLE Function
• COMPLETION Function
• COMPLTBY Function
• CUSTPROP Function
• CUSTPROPAT Function
• CUSTPROPR Function
• CVDATA Function
• CVDATAC Function
• CVDATAL Function
• CVDATALNG Function
• CVDATAQRY Function
• CVDOCPOS Function
• CVFORM Function
• CVGROUP Function
• CVIDEA Function
• CVINFO Function
• CVMENUST Function
• DOCENTSCP Function
• DOCID Function
• DOCLIBPATH Function
• DOCMODE Function
• EVAL Function
• GETHIDE Function
• HASTAG Function
• INITIALS Function
• INPBLANK Function
• INPBLANKRC Function
• ISADMIN Function
• ISCONS Function
• ISINGROUP Function
• ISLOCKED Function
• ISPLHOLDER Function
• ISSUECOUNT Function
• ITEMPROP Function
• KLIEXIST Function
• KLIPROP Function
• KLLPROP Function
• LEVEL Function
• LOOKUP Function
• Miscellaneous Functions
• MKPATH Function
• NUMROLES Function
• NUMSIGNED Function
• RDYREVIEW Function
• REPENT Function
• ROLECOMPLT Function
• ROLEINDEX Function
• ROLELABEL Function
• SCRNX Function
• SCRNY Function
• SIGNOFF Function
• SIGNOFFCHK Function
• SIGNOFFCVR Function
• SIGNOFFDTE Function
• SIGNOFFNME Function
• WHOAMI Function

ISCONS Function

The ISCONS function indicates whether the current client file is consolidated or not. It returns a value of 1 if the file is consolidated and 0 otherwise.

Syntax

ISCONS()

Example 1

If the current current client file is part of a consolidated file:

ISCONS()

Returns the value 1.

Related Topics

• Miscellaneous Functions