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I'm running into a similar problem, and hopefully you can help. I get a syntax error and do not understand why.
Here is the simple calculation I am trying to do: Cost / (90% * Rent), formatted with no decimals, where Cost = $3,000.00 Rent = $247.00 which should yield 13.495276653171390013495276653171 but formatted and displayed as 13. Here is the Word equation I entered: { =({MERGEFIELD Cost}/.9*{ MERGEFIELD Rent})) \# "0"} Why do I get a syntax error? |
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