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* If the current Iteration is not equal to the value of this clause, a cell in an [[Excel]] with this query is not written to. This behavior makes it different from other queries, which generally write a default value of 0. | * If the current Iteration is not equal to the value of this clause, a cell in an [[Excel]] with this query is not written to. This behavior makes it different from other queries, which generally write a default value of 0. | ||
* The same holds for update queries, which are also only executed when the iteration matches the value of this clause, and are ignored otherwise. | * The same holds for update queries, which are also only executed when the iteration matches the value of this clause, and are ignored otherwise. | ||
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*[[Iteration Overlay]] | |||
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Revision as of 11:23, 12 May 2026
| Param | Value | Description | Limits search polygon |
|---|---|---|---|
| ITERATION | positive integer | Query only executes when the current Iteration matches this value | false |
Notes
- Queries with these clauses are only executed when the current Iteration matches the value of this clause.
- If the current Iteration is not equal to the value of this clause, a cell in an Excel with this query is not written to. This behavior makes it different from other queries, which generally write a default value of 0.
- The same holds for update queries, which are also only executed when the iteration matches the value of this clause, and are ignored otherwise.
See also