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If statement for a field with a graphic??

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A standard If statemet for a typical field is easy:

If(Field1 > 0, "Yes","")

But is there a way to do the same thing to check if there is a graphic pasted into a field? If I do the standard If statement as above, it does not work. Anyone have any thoughts?

LR

I believe the isEmpty statement will determine if a container field has contents.

Yes, the IsEmpty[] function works for container fields as well and text and number fields, global fields, date fields, time fields...

you can also do

if (containerField="", x, y)

For some reason I'm under the impression that most developers would prefer to use a case in lieu of an if in most situations.

containerField=""

This isn't reliable because you are comparing the container to a text string ("" is text). It sometimes works, sometimes not. IsEmpty() is the only robust, reliable way to do it.

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