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Topic Title: Script error: Expecting a factor Topic Summary: Script error Created On: 01/22/2013 08:45 AM Status: Read Only |
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Automate 7 on Win 2003
The following line causes a script error: "Expecting a factor." (code 15544) when the task is running, but tests fine in the expression builder. What is wrong with the expression?
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Hi Penny,
I believe your expression should look like this: 02/28/%datepart("yyyy",dateadd("m",1,date()))% You have extra percent symbols enclosing the expression unnecessarily.
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Thanks...looks like when I would test it, it would add the extra set automatically, so I deleted them without testing and it worked fine.
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