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Why can't I use VALUE tag in the IN operator?

Sergey_L
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Example:
► [IN](Banana, Apple, Banana, Clementine) → 1
<*VALUE(Fruit)*> → (let's say, it's a multicheck with all these selected) → Apple, Banana, Clementine
► [IN](Banana, <*VALUE(Fruit)*>) → 0

Why doesn't the last rule behave like the first one?

WHY:
Line item description fields have character limits, so for longer descriptions, we outsource the code to a table and then simply use an AUX call in the description field. Unfortunately, the tags ANYSEL & ISSELECTED do not work from within tables.

Anyone have any workarounds?

Thanks.
- Sergey

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yogananda
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slyakh2

It should work in IN Statement with <*VALUE()*>... Do you try in Developer console and see what is happening ?