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When you move the cursor over an item, a tooltip displays the text that
appears in the formula when it is inserted.
After you add VBScript code to the formula, red or gray text may be inserted
to help construct the formula. Red indicates fields where additional code
must be added. To remove a red field, select it, and enter text, insert a
property definition, or insert other VBScript code.
Gray fields surrounded by brackets indicate optional fields. Typing
anywhere within the gray brackets, or deleting one bracket, will remove
the brackets and convert the code from optional to required.
You can save a formula containing red and gray fields for future editing,
but a warning dialog displays because the formula will not be evaluated
correctly. You can access online Help for VBScript code in the formula for
more information on its proper usage.
â– Selected red condition field, and entered strHeightOverride = "".
â– Selected red statements field, and entered RESULT = CDbl( ).
Understanding Formulas | 3801
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