Slobey Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Hi, I apologize in advance if this is repetative. I tried to add onto a string which I think was done. I need to parse out a field into different records. I have a field that is as follows: xi xi 215 226 I need to make new records for each of the values. I can figure out how to enter the first value "xi", in a new record: Left( text;Position (text ; "
-Queue- Posted February 2, 2005 Posted February 2, 2005 Create a value list based on the field, using a self-relationship based on serial and starting from the original table, so that it lists only one instance of each item from the current record's field. Then Go to Related Record [show only related; selfrel|serial] Set Field [globaltext; ValueListItems( Get(FileName); "yourvaluelist" )] Duplicate Record/Request Go to Related Record [selfrel|serial] Omit Record Loop Set Field [textfield; Substitute( MiddleValues( globaltext; Get(RecordNumber); 1 );
Slobey Posted February 2, 2005 Author Posted February 2, 2005 Thank you, that worked great for the one record. But how do I loop through many records and create new ones for each. I am confused as to how the whole "show omitted only" works. I would rather duplicate a record because I need the same criteria in each one except for the parsed field. For example I have fields: "word", "occurances", and "pages". I have the "text" field with all the data that needs to be parsed, they are page numbers. So one record is for the word "Cleveland" with "6" occurances and: "ix 215 215 446 569 572" in "text". I want a total of six records with the word "cleveland" "6" in occurances and one of the "text" numbers in "pages". then I need to go to the next record and do the same thing. I'm am confused.
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