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John Halls

John_Halls

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Re: Error in a script to find duplicates
Can you post a screenshot of the code
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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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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- 4 yrs ago
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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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- 4 yrs ago
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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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- 4 yrs ago
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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
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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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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- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Copy Data from one for into another then open that new record
Hi Mel I think you need to change Phone:=a to i.Phone:=a for i in select Table1[Phone=null] do let a := i.fxTemp; i.Phone := aend Regards John
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Copy Data from one for into another then open that new record
The if statement can be taken out by tweaking the line before, so you end up with for i in select tableOne[Archive="Yes"] do let a := i.FieldA; let b := i.FieldB; let c := create tableTwo; c.…
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Formatting printing of forms
I've just had a play with the print section for the first time so someone correct me if I am wrong. It looks like fields are represented by {field}. You can change this to {if test then field end}
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Is it possible to have a filter expression for character count?
Yes you *can*, by creating a formula field with the code length('Field 1'). Show this as a column and filter for 17. I'd be looking for a better solution than this though.…
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- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Recors counting
That should have read 'automatically update as you add'
- John_Halls
- 4 yrs ago
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Re: Recors counting
Hi Francesco Try adding a formula field to TABLE A and use this formula count ( select 'TABLE B' ) It will update automatically as us add and delete records to TABLE B Regards John
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- 4 yrs ago
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