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02-21-2014, 01:55 PM
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Error handling in formula - suppress 'Syntax Error'
I had to create a field which uses PageRef to a bookmark in it's calculation formula. Everything works the way I need it to, but in the off chance that the bookmark is deleted or renamed by the end user, I'd like the calculation to use 0 in the formula instead of showing a Syntax Error. How do I check in a formula if a bookmark exists, or if there is an error? 
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