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John Halls

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Re: Same words which should not be repeated…
Hi Its the one called Assigner ue valeur calculee. Regards John
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Re: Same words which should not be repeated…
It's John. It's not to do with filtering. See my instructions above, and also look at https://ninox.com/en/manual/tables/update-multiple-values Choose Assign calculated value for the Ordre field.…
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Re: Same words which should not be repeated…
If so use Update multiple records... and for the Ordre field Assigne calculated value. Use the formula trim(Ordre) Click Next to see a preview of the the result before you Execute Update
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Re: Same words which should not be repeated…
Check for trailing spaces "Passeriforme" vs "Passeriforme " vs "Passeriforme " This would give three groups
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Re: Multiple items from inventory used as one product
Hi Tom I'll get you to the point where you have added a KIt table and it's joins.Once we know you have that working we'll move on th the next stage. Add a table called Kit.…
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Re: Search exact name…
You can search in the table view for *Ara* and this will give the same result. This means you can seach in a kanban view too.
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Re: Search exact name…
Hi No need for a button. Just add this additional field Have it show in the list Then type your filter into this field And you have your desired filtered list Regards John
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Re: Multiple items from inventory used as one product
I'll put something together over the weekend Tom
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Re: Search exact name…
You have used remplacer rather than replace in your function. Is that the problem?
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Re: Multiple items from inventory used as one product
I used the Inventory template. I added a table called Kit with 2 joins to the Article table, Kit as Ordered" and 'Articles in a Kit'. This is where you define your Kit.…
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Re: Multiple items from inventory used as one product
Hi Tom I'll take a look at the Inventory template. Regards John
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Re: Multiple items from inventory used as one product
Hi Tom In ERP terms this would be called a Kit. It's like a Bill of Materials but instead of the parts being turned into something different the parts remain as they are but sold together in the Kit.…
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Re: Search exact name…
If your field is called Name then add a formula field with this formula "*" + replace(Name, " ", "*") + "*" It will turn Ara into *Ara* and Ara Vert into *Ara*Vert* etc.…
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Re: Search exact name…
Ah yes, you are right, I hadn't thought of that one. Tangara emeraude would indeed be included.
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Re: Search exact name…
The like "Ara " part has a space in the quote, at the end. I had it working exactly as you desired for me.
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Re: Search exact name…
The like "Ara " part has a space in the quote, at the end. I had it working exactly as you desired for me.
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Re: Search exact name…
This works ="Ara" or like "Ara " or like " Ara" Regards John
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Re: Not like "word"
Try not like "jaune" and not like "noir"
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
How this happened I don't know, but we have two types of single quote going on ' ASCII code 39 is at the start of your table name ’ ASCII code 146 is at the end of your table name Make them both the…
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
Can you post a screenshot of the code
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
Hi You are missing the select statement in line 2. On line 9 change No to Nom. You only need to put the table and field names in single quotes when they have spaces in them.…
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
Sorry I missed that. I think Oiseaux famille genres espéces needs to be in single quotes 'Oiseaux famille genres espéces' whereever it's used, and Field has to be replaced with your field name that…
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
Strange but true I saw it remove the duplicates but then I couldn't do anything. Try the above which renames duplicates with 'xxx' and then bulk deletes them.
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
How about let t := "";for i in (select Table) order by Field do if t = i.Field then i.(Field:= "xxx") else t := i.Field endend;delete (select Table)[Field = "xxx"] Regards John
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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
I had a go at this, changing text(i) to i.text in the two lines where it is used. It did work and removed duplicates in a small table but then hung and I had to quit out and come back in again,…
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