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gruhlin

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Is is possible to have the out put from a function, specifically {INS_NAME()} to be saved to a document variable to be used in the {ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY()} function?

I need the summary to have the insurance name and two other document variables in it.

Thoughts????

Thanks for your help!!

Gail Ruhlin

[email protected]

Posted : January 8, 2015 4:25 am

Jim Poulos

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Have you tried the following:

{DOCUMENT.myfieldname = INS_NAME()}

.....

{ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(..., DOCUMENT.myfieldname,...)}

or

{OBSNOW("myOBSterm", INS_NAME() }

{ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(..., OBSNOW("myOBSterm"), ...) }

Posted : January 8, 2015 10:22 am

gruhlin

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For some reason that is not working. I have both

{DOCUMENT.INSNAME=INS_NAME()}

{ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(DOCUMENT.INSNAME + " " +DOCUMENT.PLEASE_INDIC + " " + DOCUMENT.SCHEDULED_OR11)}

I have also tried

{OBSNOW(“INSURCONAME”, INS_NAME() }

{ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(OBSNOW(“INSURCONAME”)+ " " +DOCUMENT.PLEASE_INDIC + " " + DOCUMENT.SCHEDULED_OR11)}

In a button and the only thing that populates is the last two document variables.

🙁

Posted : January 8, 2015 11:24 am

slamond

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Hi Gruhlin,

Try turning the INS_NAME into a string first. I just tried this in a button and it worked:

{ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(str(INS_NAME("P")))}

If you wanted to add it with those other variables, you could do {ADD_DOCUMENT_SUMMARY(str(INS_NAME("P")," ",DOCUMENT.PLEASE_INDIC," ",DOCUMENT.SCHEDULED_OR11))}

Give that one a shot.

SL

Posted : January 9, 2015 10:18 am

gruhlin

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YES thank you that worked turning it into a string. I did however have to use the "+" between each value for it to work.

But thank you soooo much 🙂

Posted : January 9, 2015 11:53 am

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