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Hi,
I notice the in Navision there is this statement which was done by my predecessor.
I tried to look for it, but doesn't seems to have this information on the internet
"Note: Interest %2 will be charge "
Initially, I thought it meant Interest of 2% will be charge. But this is not what it means.
It is trying to call out a data using "%2". I would like to know what does %2 means.
It seems to be related to C/AL Data Types.
Thank you.
Thank you !
Adding % before a number is used to add data into text strings. One place that uses it in standard is deferral templates: docs.microsoft.com/.../finance-how-defer-revenue-expenses
In the docs article you will see how changing the number after % results in different parts of a date. It’s used as a feature heavily across the standard code. For custom scenarios you might have it in place for error messages or report captions.
Crude example:
Message(‘Add in the number %1, 100);
The %1 is replaced with a text representation of the number 100
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