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Cannot find field with matching name for |
If you're trying to reference a form formula ID, ensure that you've actually added the form. If the error's landing on a field, look back to where you first define the variable and make sure it's the right one. E.g. you might have
And it pops the error because you accidentally put Don't always trust the data type it says. Example: there are two different
The first, and not the second, line will give an error, even though they are both of data type |
Expecting comma or closing parenthesis. Expected literal, identifier, or parenthesized expression. |
The unfortunate thing with these is that they don't always reference the relevant line. Nor do they specify what exactly is missing. The thing you can be assured of is that you dropped the punctuation on or before that line. Maybe 200 lines before, but before nevertheless. I'd say the trick here is only changing one thing at a time, so you know exactly where you probably dropped the mark. Another idea is to look in the change history (the colored square in the upper right corner of the inspector). It shows specific line changes between versions. If that's not an option because you haven't saved yet, use another online text comparer (just google "compare text"). Paste your current version and the previous version. |
Operation cannot work with an undefined variable identifier. |
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Operation requires assignment-compatible values. Target type |
You're trying to set an integer as a string. Or a string as a bool. Or worse, some random Relate data type as some other random type. Verify what the data types of the variables involved are. If you can't see an issue on the cited line, do a search for the variable(s) and find where they were declared. |
Parse failure at line |
This is often due to a dropped grouping mark. For example, if you opened a multi-line string with two backticks ( |