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I am not sure if you can use Split method in CR but give it a try<br />
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Split(varname, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;)(0)
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I am not sure if you can use Split method in CR but give it a try

Split(varname, " ")(0)

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You can use the Split function but it is<br />
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Split({YourFieldName},&quot; &quot;)[1]<br />
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mlmcc
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You can use the Split function but it is

Split({YourFieldName}," ")[1]

mlmcc

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Just what I am looking for, Thanks
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Hi and thanks<br />
<br />
I have this formula:<br />
Left({TEMP_PWC_Sales_Repor<wbr />t_SP_MAIN.<wbr />mtransferd<wbr />ate}, CStr({TEMP_PWC_Sales_Repor<wbr />t_SP_MAIN.<wbr />mtransferd<wbr />ate}, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;) -1)<br />
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I get error:<br />
A number, currency amount, date, time, or date-time is required here<br />
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what I am trying to do:<br />
|01/01/2012 12:01:01| = |01/01/2012|<br />
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Thanks
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Hi and thanks

I have this formula:
Left({TEMP_PWC_Sales_Report_SP_MAIN.mtransferdate}, CStr({TEMP_PWC_Sales_Report_SP_MAIN.mtransferdate}, " ") -1)

I get error:
A number, currency amount, date, time, or date-time is required here

what I am trying to do:
|01/01/2012 12:01:01| = |01/01/2012|

Thanks

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