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C_BOCR_11 · Question #141

You create a variable in a subreport to pass back the following formula, called @SKUcalc, to the main report: WhilePrintingRecords; Numbervar SKU; SKU:=maximum(Part.PartID); In the main report, you…

The correct answer is A. You did not declare the variable as a shared variable. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

You create a variable in a subreport to pass back the following formula, called @SKUcalc, to the main report:

WhilePrintingRecords; Numbervar SKU; SKU:=maximum(Part.PartID); In the main report, you create a formula called @SKUdisplay to display the SKU number:

WhilePrintingRecords; Numbervar SKU; SKU When the report is run @SKUdisplay returns a NULL value. Which statement explains why the result of the formula is NULL?

Options

  • AYou did not declare the variable as a shared variable.
  • BYou did not re-declare the variable in the main report.
  • COnly local variables can pass values from a subreport to a report.
  • DYou did not declare the variable as a global variable.

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  • A
    71% (25)
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  • C
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