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#58107 - 07/15/21 10:30 AM Check if text is present at a location in Design
downd OL Newbie Registered: 08/17/11 Posts: 19	I need to create a condition to check if text is present at a location, row 79, column 29. I had some notes from earlier and found this =trim(@(65,79,96))=" I believe that was check for text but I am not certain as it dosen't work when I tried =trim(@(79,29,29))=" I searched the forum and found a workflow solution but nothing for Designer. Thanks Edited by downd (07/15/21 10:31 AM)
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#58108 - 07/15/21 10:55 AM Re: Check if text is present at a location in Design [Re: downd]
MartinS OL Guru Registered: 08/06/12 Posts: 142 Loc: Munich	try with =length(trim(@65,79,96))>0
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#58109 - 07/15/21 11:13 AM Re: Check if text is present at a location in Design [Re: downd]
downd OL Newbie Registered: 08/17/11 Posts: 19	=length(trim(@(79,29,29)))>0 I needed an extra bracket after the @ before it would save. It always returns the same condition with data present or not I am looking at one column, I made it two to see if that made a difference, no luck =length(trim(@(79,29,30)))>0 Edited by downd (07/15/21 11:16 AM)
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#58110 - 07/15/21 11:51 AM Re: Check if text is present at a location in Design [Re: downd]
downd OL Newbie Registered: 08/17/11 Posts: 19	It worked! Thank you for you help I wrote down a 9 instead of a 0 it should have been!! lol I also realized this command works =trim(@(70,29,30))='' it is two apostrophes at the end, I was typing a single quote " Edited by downd (07/15/21 12:18 PM)
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