Substitute an application data item or expression for '12.3456.' The value after the comma is the number of decimal places you want used for the rounded result. RoundД®nables you to round numbers to a specified number of decimal places. If a calculated amount results in a negative number, the Abs formula drops the minus sign. Outputs the absolute value, which is always positive. Note: You can also create IF expressions using the IF Expression tab at the bottom of the Custom Formula dialog. To create the condition, you can use comparison operators such as greater than (>), less than or equal to (), and so on.

Substitute a condition for 'formula,' such as a dollar value being greater than or equal to a specified amount, and substitute static values, application data items, or expressions for 'true' and 'false.' The true value will print when the condition is met, and the false value will print otherwise. Expressions IFД®nables you to create a condition that outputs different results based on whether the condition is met. For instance, if you wanted to calculate a clientвЂ™s age you could compare the вЂњIndividual Date of BirthвЂќ variable with the вЂњTodayвЂ™s DateвЂќ variable. Place the earliest date first and latest date last. This Formula Variable can be used to вЂњcountвЂќ the span between two date variables. In the default formula, shown above, a sample date would be displayed as January 1, 2009. The Date Format formula enables you to specify the format for the date used in the formula. The Add Months formula is similar to Add Days but adds months rather than days. You can use a negative number to output an earlier date. The default formula provided by the application, shown above, would output tomorrowвЂ™s date (todayвЂ™s date + 1 day). The number after the comma determines the number of days away from the specified date that the formula should display. You can substitute another date variable for 'TodayвЂ™s Date' by inserting it from the available application data items. The Add Days formula enables you to output a date that is a specified number of days away from another date, such as todayвЂ™s date. The formulas available include Dates, Expressions, and Math formulas. The Custom Formula dialog includes, in the right pane, a collection of system formulas that address specific situations. Note: For information on formatting text, see the appropriate sections of the topics Modifying custom formats and Custom formats toolbars. The OutputValue Formula dialog opens, where you can make changes to the text and/or formula, as described in the other sections of this topic.

To modify a formula or text item on a custom format, double-click that item in the formatter. Modify the formula item as needed, just as you would for any other item, such as a text box.Click and drag the formula you created into the formula designer, and drop it where you want it to appear.In the Fields pane, click the Expand button to expand the Custom Formula item.Once you have created a custom formula, it is quite simple to add it to your custom format. The formula is saved, and appears in the Fields pane under the Custom Formula item.ДЄdding a custom formula to a custom format When the formula is complete, click OK.You can further refine the formula manually by editing it directly in the text entry field. Note that you can also enter parts of the formula manually in the text entry field. Double-click another data item to add it to the formula.The formula will then be properly formatted with the operator between the two fields. When you click one of the operator buttons, you will not notice any change until you add another item to the formula.Some data items, such as client IDs, dates, or text field entries, cannot be used with operators.If m_COMAddin.progID = 'PowerlinkCOMAddIn.

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Instead of a batch file you could use the following VB Script, which starts a new instance of Excel and unloads all COM add-ins except Eikon Excel. I have not tried this myself, but this is the command line you can try to use if you have Office 2013 or higher:Д®xcel.exe /s /a PowerlinkCOMAddIn.COMAddInTo the best of my knowledge in earlier versions of Excel /a command line switch is not available. It appears that in latest versions you may be able to use /a command line switch to specify an add-in to load by ProgID. In other words no COM add-in can be loaded into Excel running in safe mode, although the behavior may differ depending on the version of Excel. Additionally EikonDesktopDataAPI.dll file has no relation to Eikon Excel COM add-in.ДЄs far as I know /safe command line switch for Excel.exe ensures Excel starts in safe mode, which means all COM add-ins are disabled. I'm afraid I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do here, as specifying a DLL in the list of files to be opened by Excel makes no sense to me.

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