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Updated 15.0 Expressions in Izenda (markdown)

ericpfeifer-izenda committed 2015-11-04 13:41:19 -0500 commit de5c3d2a55e958662c6ecf2afc27226a3e9c6d40

				Guides/ReportDesign/15.0-Expressions-in-Izenda.md
			
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           An expression may output a value which is not the expected value for that field's data type. For example, we could use datediff() to calculate an integer number of days on a datetime column, leading Izenda to treat the integer value as a datetime. It is best practice to select a 'container' field that matches your expected output, to prevent unexpected behavior in the report designer.

          +*Note*: If you intend for this output to be used in a chart, you _must_ apply an aggregate function to this field. Click [here](http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Calculated-Field-With-Expression-In-Chart) for more details.

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           **Expressions can:**

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19	19	An expression may output a value which is not the expected value for that field's data type. For example, we could use datediff() to calculate an integer number of days on a datetime column, leading Izenda to treat the integer value as a datetime. It is best practice to select a 'container' field that matches your expected output, to prevent unexpected behavior in the report designer.
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	21	+Note: If you intend for this output to be used in a chart, you _must_ apply an aggregate function to this field. Click [here](http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Calculated-Field-With-Expression-In-Chart) for more details.
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22	24	Expressions can:
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