Hi,
Has anyone know the reason why this thing happen in Studio when trying to enter a workflow.
If you must pass it as a string, keep ‘0.8’ but convert it inside the workflow using ‘CDbl(Accuracy)’.
Hi @arifk
open the xaml file in text editor Notepad++ search accuracy and change “0.8” to “0,8” and save the xaml and open in studio and try
Hey @arifk Use 0.8 instead of "0.8" and also ensure the Accuracy argument is of type Double in both the invoked workflow and the caller workflow.
Cheers
There is no any argument contain 0.8 value
Open project folder and open that xaml in notepad++ and search for accuracy and check
Okay so seach for activity you’ve used which consist accuracy as property and if you’ve passed "0.8" then make it 0.8.
Cheers
Open your project folder and open that xaml in notepad and search for accuracy and check
Hi, I did that but now the project is not be able to run. Gives the same error
Go to main.xaml and press ctrl+f and search 0.8 then double click on that and change as per your need if it is in string then put that in double.
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Go to your Tazminat_BelgeKontrol.xaml and press ctrl+f and search 0.8 then double click on that and change as per your need if it is in string then put that in double.
Specifically it is failing on invoke ..so in specified xaml..check your invoke workflow file activities and check the arguments…looks like a conversion issue in arguments
Click on import arguments and send a screenshot here or verify and correct the values
Cheers
Hi @arifk
Try and open the file Tazminat_BelgeKontrol.xaml and check the Arguments.
See which datatype it supports and make sure your Invoke Workflow File activity accomodates these.
From the desired value it could seem to be a Double.
Regards
Soren
