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Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda.md
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| 114 | 114 | - **count(OrderID)** produces a count of all OrderID values. |
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| 116 | -- **distinct(OrderID)** produces a list of all distinct OrderID values. |
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| 116 | +- **count(Distinct [OrderID])** produces a count of all distinct OrderID values. |
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| 118 | +- **distinct(OrderID)** produces a list of all distinct OrderID values. This is an _**Oracle only**_ function. |
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| 118 | 120 | - **isnull(OrderID, x)** checks to see if there is a null value in OrderID and replaces it with ‘x’. |
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| 120 | -- **length(OrderID)** returns the length of a string. Length is used with an Oracle db. If you’re using SQL, see len(OrderID). |
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| 122 | +- **length(OrderID)** returns the length of a string. Length is used with an Oracle db. _**If you’re using SQL, see len(OrderID)**_. |
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| 122 | -- **len(OrderID)** returns the length of a string. Len is used with a SQL db. If you’re using Oracle, see length(OrderID). |
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| 124 | +- **len(OrderID)** returns the length of a string. Len is used with a SQL db. _**If you’re using Oracle, see length(OrderID)**_. |
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| 124 | 126 | - **max(OrderID)** produces the maximum OrderID value within a given range. |
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