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first, you have to set the Data type of the field to Text, if it is not set as Text.
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first, you have to set the Data type of the field to Text, if it is not set as Text.

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Easy as pie. &nbsp;Thank you soooo much!
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Hello,<br />
I have a bunch of fields that are requiring &quot;N/A&quot; if the end user hasn't entered any data. &nbsp;The code I'm using for the source is as follows.<br />
=IIf([Close Date]&lt;=0,&quot;N/A&quot;,[Close Date])<br />
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Now, this works for numbers but not for text entries. &nbsp;How can I edit this code to work for text entries?
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Hello,
I have a bunch of fields that are requiring "N/A" if the end user hasn't entered any data.  The code I'm using for the source is as follows.
=IIf([Close Date]<=0,"N/A",[Close Date])

Now, this works for numbers but not for text entries.  How can I edit this code to work for text entries?

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