need help on N value display "greater then"

Hi everyone.
I was inputting data on the N value under data tap, and I come across a data ">50"  or "50+" does anyone know what ways to input this data so that it will show higher than 50 on a sample?
Right now doesn't matter what I put it. That is other then a number or "WR" it will become blank.

so far the only way I know to go around this is to edit the PDF file after the borehole log is complete.

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  • Hi Clement,

    It sounds like you will need to go to Report Design, open the entity that shows the N value, and check the Text Expression. The expression may be set up to show only certain values. The simplest expression would just be the <<Table.Field>> where your N value is entered, which would show the N-Value exactly as-entered in INPUT. For example, if the table name is Data and the field name is NValue, the expression would be <<Data.NValue>>.

    There are other possible causes (like a Body Data Output Condition), but the Text Expression would be the first place to check.

    For more info, check out our Log Report Design tutorial. And it would be a good idea to make a backup copy of your library file (.glb) in case anything goes wrong trying to change this.

    I'm also assuming that the N value field is a text field, and you are able to enter a value like ">50" or "50+" in INPUT without a problem. That's what it sounds like, but If that's not the case, it will be a different issue.

    Regards,

    Jesse

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  • Hi Clement,

    It sounds like you will need to go to Report Design, open the entity that shows the N value, and check the Text Expression. The expression may be set up to show only certain values. The simplest expression would just be the <<Table.Field>> where your N value is entered, which would show the N-Value exactly as-entered in INPUT. For example, if the table name is Data and the field name is NValue, the expression would be <<Data.NValue>>.

    There are other possible causes (like a Body Data Output Condition), but the Text Expression would be the first place to check.

    For more info, check out our Log Report Design tutorial. And it would be a good idea to make a backup copy of your library file (.glb) in case anything goes wrong trying to change this.

    I'm also assuming that the N value field is a text field, and you are able to enter a value like ">50" or "50+" in INPUT without a problem. That's what it sounds like, but If that's not the case, it will be a different issue.

    Regards,

    Jesse

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