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SQLIN

Usage

Use this function to check if a specified value matches any value in a subquery or a list

Category Function Type Where to use Argument statement
FUNCTION SERVER STORAGE LOGICAL .VALUE

Syntax

1
=SQLIN(Value_To_Check; Value_1; Value_n)

Arguments

Value_To_Check
any cell value (#Storage_Name.Field_Name.VALUE or .OLDVALUE), constant, System Variables or function-returned value

Value_1
any cell value (#Storage_Name.Field_Name.VALUE or .OLDVALUE), constant, System Variables or function-returned value

Value_n
any cell value (#Storage_Name.Field_Name.VALUE or .OLDVALUE), constant, System Variables or function-returned value

Note

SQLIN must be used only as conditional expression in SERVER STORAGE functions

Return Value

Boolean

Examples

Example_1

Formula
=SUM(
#StorageExample;
#StorageExample.InvoiceAmount;
=SQLIN(#StorageExample.InvoiceType; 1; 2)
)

Description Return the sum of column InvoiceAmount of StorageExample where InvoiceType of StorageExample is 1 or 2

Result Sum depending on the InvoiceType