S Molly T Posted February 26, 2003 Posted February 26, 2003 I want to export my records (which consist of the fields: name, address, phone number, city) with the City listed just once(as a heading) and then all the records that match that city underneath the heading (in alpha order). Kind of like a phone book, but this will be a student guide. I would then like to bring this file into a Pagemaker document. Is this possible? Example City A name a name b ... name y name z City B name a name b ... name y name z ... City Y name a name b ... name y name z City Z name a name b ... name y name z
Fitch Posted February 27, 2003 Posted February 27, 2003 Look in FileMaker Help: Exporting data from FileMaker Pro "To export subsummary values, click Summarize by. Then, in the Summarize By dialog box, select the field you want to use as the break field. A checkmark appears to the left of the field. Click OK." Does that make sense? Sort by City/Name, then, following the instructions above, use City as the break field.
S Molly T Posted February 28, 2003 Author Posted February 28, 2003 Yes, it does make sense and sort of works. I still do not get the desired output though. When exporting by the summary field it only exports one record that matches that city. For example: City A name A City B name A ... City Y name A City Z name A When what I really want is the City name followed by a listing of all the names in that city, then the next City followed by all the names in that city ...and so on and so forth.
S Molly T Posted March 12, 2003 Author Posted March 12, 2003 Maybe I am not asking the right question, or maybe not asking the question the right way? Could be that I am not providing enough information? Perhaps this is not possible? Or is it possible that no one knows how to do something like this?
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