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Updated 15.0 Expressions in Izenda (markdown)

Joseph Adams committed 2014-04-23 15:38:48 -0400 commit 942e46b199f223312405e7248c762dc6ebf906d1

				Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda.md
			
          @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ We can also use expressions to manipulate text.  Let’s say that we have 'ShipC

           **Using the following expression:**

          -``[ShipCity], + ‘, ‘ + [ShipCountry]``

          +``[ShipCity], + ', ' + [ShipCountry]``

           ![expressions3](http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/FAQ/expressions3.png)

          @@ -61,11 +61,13 @@ This would combine ‘Berlin’ and ‘Germany’ to ‘Berlin, Germany’.  Not

           **In the same as in the example, we can add a static text denomination to a numerical value:**  

          -``[Freight] + ‘USD’ -> xxxxUSD``

          +``[Freight] + ' USD' -> xxxx USD``

           **We could also write:**

          -``‘$’ + [Freight] -> $xxxx``

          +``'$' + [Freight] -> $xxxx``

          +

          +**Parenthesis:** Prior to release 6.7.263, expressions that included literal parentheses (**'\('** and **'\)'**) would not render correctly. This has been fixed. However, expressions that use non-escaped parentheses (**'('** and ')'**) are still invalid to prevent SQL injection.

           ##15.3 Advanced Expressions

...	...	@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ We can also use expressions to manipulate text. Let’s say that we have 'ShipC
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52	52	Using the following expression:
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54		-``[ShipCity], + ‘, ‘ + [ShipCountry]``
	54	+``[ShipCity], + ', ' + [ShipCountry]``
55	55
56	56	![expressions3](http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/FAQ/expressions3.png)
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...	...	@@ -61,11 +61,13 @@ This would combine ‘Berlin’ and ‘Germany’ to ‘Berlin, Germany’. Not
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62	62	In the same as in the example, we can add a static text denomination to a numerical value:
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64		-``[Freight] + ‘USD’ -> xxxxUSD``
	64	+``[Freight] + ' USD' -> xxxx USD``
65	65
66	66	We could also write:
67	67
68		-``‘$’ + [Freight] -> $xxxx``
	68	+``'$' + [Freight] -> $xxxx``
	69	+
	70	+Parenthesis: Prior to release 6.7.263, expressions that included literal parentheses ('\(' and '\)') would not render correctly. This has been fixed. However, expressions that use non-escaped parentheses ('(' and ')'**) are still invalid to prevent SQL injection.
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70	72	##15.3 Advanced Expressions
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