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I want to create a script to export records...

copy (field)-"todays code"

export required fields

Now - I want to paste "todays code" into the file name for the export document and what also would be nice is to place this file name with the "todays code" into its correct folder (which is static)

any ideas

Edited by Guest

It doesn't sound like you need AppleScript for this.

set variable $filepath = "file:" & "relative path to the folder" & "/" & todays code

If necessary use "filemac:" if you are specifying an absolute path instead of a relative one.

Use $filepath as the name in the export script step.

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Thank you very much, with a little bit of fiddling it worked Like putting in correct fle path as it was been saved from a Mac to PC and in set variables, putting the right words in correct spots... again thank u - Tim

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