Operators in formulas are used to perform operations with operands, therefore they have to be placed between operands, and may not be directly adjacent to each other.
If the formula test finds two adjacent operators, an error message is returned:
The plus (+) and minus (-) signs can be adjacent to each other as they are used to change the sign of figures. If used in combination with any of the above characters, the same error is returned.
If the formula test finds two adjacent operators, an error message is returned.
The error message displays which operators are adjacent and, after closing the message, selects the operators in question. If there is more than one such error, only the first is shown in the error message and selected.
Solution:
Use only one operator between two operands.
Examples:
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Correct |
Incorrect |
| #KOLICINA# * 100 |
#KOLICINA# ** 100
#KOLICINA# */ 100
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| #KOLICINA# *+100 |
#KOLICINA# *+*100 |
| [#KOLICINA#>20:#MpCena#*0.9] #MpCena#
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[#KOLICINA#>=20:#MpCena#*0.9] #MpCena#
[#KOLICINA#>>20:#MpCena#*0.9] #MpCena#
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| [#KOLICINA#>20:#MpCena#*0.9] #MpCena#
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[#KOLICINA#>20:#MpCena#*0.9] #MpCena# |