User`s guide

The number of copies of the string is too large or not an integer.
Using the ReplicateString function, you have requested too many copies or you are requesting a
non-integer number of copies. Lower the number of copies requested or specify an integer number of
copies and try again.
The number of days is too large or not an integer.
When adding days to dates, or subtracting days from dates, you can use only an integer number of
days (a whole number); you cannot add or subtract non-integer numbers of days (1/2 days, 3.6 days,
and so on). Additionally, once you add or subtract days from a date, the resulting date must fall within
the allowable (year) date range, 0000-9999. If you enter a non-integer number of days or if your result
falls outside the allowable range, the Formula Editor displays this warning. Correct the problem and
recheck.
The number of decimal places is too large or not an integer.
The second argument to the Round(x, # places) or ToText(x, # places) functions must be a small integer
(whole number). You have entered a number as the second argument (# places) that specifies too
many decimal places or that is not an integer. Change the number to a small integer and recheck.
The record selection formula cannot include 'PageNumber', 'RecordNumber', 'GroupNumber',
'Previous', or 'Next'.
You cannot include the following Print State functions in your record selection formula: PageNumber,
RecordNumber, GroupNumber, Previous, or Next. Eliminate the field(s) and recheck.
The record selection formula cannot include a summary field.
You have included a summary field in a record selection formula. The program does not allow this.
Remove the summary field and recheck.
The remaining text does not appear to be part of the formula.
You have provided a formula operand (the item on which a formula operation is to be performed) where
none is expected. Often this means that you have forgotten an operator, or an earlier part of a function,
or some required syntax item. Correct the error and then recheck.
The result of a formula cannot be a range.
You have created a formula that results in a range. A formula must result in a single value. Correct the
formula and recheck.
The result of a formula cannot be an array.
You have created a formula that results in an array. A formula must result in a single value. Correct the
formula and recheck.
The result of the selection formula must be a Boolean.
You have created a selection formula that returns something other than a Boolean value. Reconstruct
the formula using comparison operators (=, and so on) and recheck.
The special variable field could not be created.
This message typically indicates that there is not enough memory available. Close any reports that are
not needed, and exit any programs that are not essential. Then try again.
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Using Formulas