Python and Field Calculator

Question

I am trying to run the following Python script through Field Calculator

Parser:
Python

Expression:
calctemp(!Value!)

Code Block

def calctemp(newValue):

if newValue > 0:
   tempF = (newValue - 273.15)* 1.8000 + 32.00
 return tempF

I get a syntax error invalid syntax(<expression>, line 1)

Any suggestions

LeonKincy · Answer

I still have the error. I uploaded a portion of the data file. Value is long. There is one 
thing I'm not sure about. Value and newValue are suppose to be interchangeable.
Value is external to calctemp and is used in the call to calctemp. While newValue is 
used internally by calctemp.

Zeke · Answer

Maybe null (None in Python) values in your Value field?  Try changing the if statement to: if newValue is not None and newValue > 0:  return...etcAnother possibility: is Value a text field?These don't seem like syntax errors to me, but worth a shot. Maybe also check if Value is the real field name, and not an alias. Again not an expected error, but hey...

LeonKincy · Answer

I adjusted the indentations, but the error message persists.