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How to use nvl function in excel template

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Using NVL function in excel template for Extracts

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Hi All - We have a requirement to fetch the requisition title of the candidate while converting the candidate to pending worker and if the business is directly creating a pending worker record then we have to fetch assignment job title using HCM extracts as we have an integration with the third party application using SFTP delivery method.

Our requirement is to fetch the requisition title and if requisition title is blank then we have to print assignment job title. We could able to achieve it using rtf template but we are getting 2 rows merged for each record (For example: If I have 3 records then I have 6 rows, 2 rows merged for each record in which one of the row is fully blank and another row has the actual value). Now we either have to make the data available in single row without merging of other rows in RTF template or we have to use

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