akovach
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akovach's post in Draw Stacked Bar Chart was marked as the answer
Hi you can do this with stacked column chart of HTML5 Charts component. Check the report in attachment
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akovach's post in How to substring out a value after a word/value was marked as the answer
Hi,
If your field is java.lang.String type use $F{field}.substring(startIndex, endIndex)
Otherwise, use $F{field}.toString().substring(startIndex, endIndex)
In usecase from question it will be:
$F{field}.substring(18, 21)
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akovach's post in IF, AND, OR Statement was marked as the answer
Hi,
It is not receommended to use '==' with String values. Use $F{RFS_GRADE_CODE}.equals("EE") instead. This is because the == operator only compares object references, while the String.equals() method compares both String's values i.e. the sequence of characters that make up each String
