Yes, for more clarity, you can use the CASE..ELSE block;
select {#RTotal}
case 1 : "A"
case 2 : "B"
..
문제
But it is not a great way to write, see the code below
stringVar Fld := "";
IF ({#RTotal0}=1)
then
Fld:="A"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=2)
then
Fld:="B"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=3)
then
Fld:="C"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=4)
then
Fld:="D"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=5)
then
Fld:="E"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=6)
then
Fld:="F"
ELSE IF ({#RTotal0}=7)
then
Fld:="G"
else
Fld:="H";
there is any better way to achieve it."{#RTotal}" is a running total.
해결책
Yes, for more clarity, you can use the CASE..ELSE block;
select {#RTotal}
case 1 : "A"
case 2 : "B"
..