Newbies selfemployee Posted September 26, 2003 Newbies Posted September 26, 2003 Hi everyone, I am new of FM. I have a entry question: how can I type the Carriage Return Marker into script? I try "Alt+0182", it doesn't work. I copy from other place but it become question marker("?") after I pasted it into my script. Can anybody help me? Thanks in advance. Ken
IdealData Posted September 26, 2003 Posted September 26, 2003 Here's another technique. 1. Use a global field to store the actual character(s) typed from the keyboard. 2. Reference the global field for you entries when you need them. In particular this sorts out how to enter a TAB character, as this is unrecognised in calculation definitions.
Newbies selfemployee Posted September 26, 2003 Author Newbies Posted September 26, 2003 To: BobWeaver, My FM's version is "FileMaker Pro Trial 6.0v1". There hasn't that symbol button in the calculation formula dialog. I enter calculation formula dialog by this way: File > Define fileds > choose "caculation" type > click "Create" > pop up a dialog window (is this one the calculation formula dialog?) To: Mark Dore, I want to import data from another ODBC source into my new empty database. I need join two ODBC source fields' content into one my filemaker field with the Carriage Return Marker between them. Customer prefer to use one button to accomplish import and join actions. I try your way, however it doesn't work in this circumstance.
Newbies selfemployee Posted September 26, 2003 Author Newbies Posted September 26, 2003 To: Mark Dore I try your way again and it works now. I didn't use it correctly before. Now is OK. Thank you very much.
Lee Smith Posted September 26, 2003 Posted September 26, 2003 [color:"blue"] To: BobWeaver, My FM's version is "FileMaker Pro Trial 6.0v1". There hasn't that symbol button in the calculation formula dialog. I enter calculation formula dialog by this way: File > Define fileds > choose "caculation" type > click "Create" > pop up a dialog window (is this one the calculation formula dialog?) The Dialog box is the the correct window. Now look in the middle and at the top, and you will see buttons with these symbols on them & , / , "", * ,
Lee Smith Posted September 26, 2003 Posted September 26, 2003 [color:"blue"] Alt+20 works also. Must be a Windows thing.
Riley Waugh Posted September 28, 2003 Posted September 28, 2003 Lee, I think we should all chip in and get you a simple WinXP system for Christmas.
Lee Smith Posted September 29, 2003 Posted September 29, 2003 Why, it is so much easier just to hit Option 7
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