User`s guide

A subscript must be between 1 and the length of the string.
You have entered a subscript number that specifies a character that does not exist. If you enter a
subscript that references the 6th or the 8th character in a five character string, for example, you will get
this warning. Change the subscript to a value that exists and recheck.
Note:
A subscript can be a negative number if that number is a negative between -1 and the negative length
of the string. For example, if the string is three characters long, you can use -1, -2, or -3 as a subscript.
A subscript must be between 1 and the size of the array.
You have entered a subscript that specifies an array item that does not exist. If you enter a subscript
that references the 6th or 8th item in a five item array, for example, you will get this warning. Change
the subscript to a value that exists and recheck.
Note:
A subscript can be a negative number if that number is a negative between -1 and the negative size of
the array. For example, if the array is [1,2,3], you can use -1, -2, or -3 as a subscript.
A subtotal condition is not allowed here.
You have entered a subtotal condition for a subtotal that uses something other than a date or Boolean
field as the sort and group by field. Your subtotal does not require a condition. Delete the condition and
continue.
A subtotal condition must be a string.
You have entered a subtotal condition that is not in string format. Make certain when you enter the
condition in the formula that it is surrounded by single or double quotation marks.
A variable cannot be redeclared with a different type.
You have declared a variable with the same name but a different data type than a variable already
declared. This is not allowed. Either change the name of the variable or change the data type so it
conforms with the original data type.
A variable is required here.
You have used the assignment operator (:=) in a formula without preceding it with a variable. The
program expects to see a variable immediately before (to the left of) the assignment operator. Enter a
variable and try again.
A variable name is expected here.
You have declared a variable data type without declaring a variable name. You must enter a variable
name to complete the declaration. Enter the variable name and continue.
Access denied.
DOS will not allow access to a file specified. Make certain the file is not in use by another program (or
another user on a network), and/or make certain you have the right network permissions and try again.
An error occurred when calling the custom function 'sampleFunction'.
An error occurred in your report when it tried to call the custom function specified. Please see the
debugger in the Formula Workshop for help with the error.
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