BruceKasenQrew Member6 years agoDATA ENTRYI am a new QB user. How does one add an employee's social security number (numbers and dashes)? Should I just use the numeric feature and just forget about inserting dates between sets of numbers? ...Show More
BruceKasenQrew Member6 years agoMark, thank you for your Feb 9 reply to my question (Re: Data Entry). I'm doing something wrong. I named the field SSN Number I used a Numeric - Formula in the Basic, Type section I typed in the formula as follows: var text SSN = Trim(ToText([SSN Number])); var text SSNFormatted= List("-", Left($SSN,3), Mid($SSN,4,2), Right($SSN,4)); If( Length($SSN)=0,"Missing SSN Number", Length($SSN)<>9, "Invalid SSN Number", $SSNFormatted) I get an error message for the first line that reads " Column: 27>Field [SSN Number] is not identified. Thoughts? ------------------------------Bruce Kasen------------------------------
DonLarsonQrew Deputy to BruceKasen6 years agoBruce,You need two fields to make this work, one that the Users enter their data and then one that holds the formula.For exampleSSN EntryThis where they will type 123456789Then SSN Number will use the data in SSN Entry to create the formatted out put you wantYour first variable declaration would change to: var text SSN = Trim(ToText([SSN Entry])); ------------------------------Don LarsonPaasporterWestlake OH------------------------------
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