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Gian Torralba
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Hello, Where are you doing this exactly? If you are doing this inside a formula or a trigger, there is no need to create an EVAL block since you can use the rbv_api.getCount() directly and pass the variables inside the formula body. If you are doing it via client-side, you can use rbf_getCount2() inside the script component and add the variable in the parameter list. EVAL blocks cannot read variables outside the block so I believe the method you are using right now will not work. Thank you, Gian
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