When both panes are visible, the active pane is shown by a blue highlighted path bar. You can always see your current location in the path bar sitting on top of each main pane. The main panes display the item lists for your current location. You can have it anyways, from a minimal single pane look to the pedal-to-the-metal 3 ton engineering monster it can become, depending on what you need at the moment. ForkLift's user interface has got highly modular by now. If you are used to Finder, everything will look familiar, and all the extra functionality will work as you expect it. Please contact the individual developer with any questions or problems.Using ForkLift will come very easily. Note: these functions are not guaranteed or supported by. This function has become obsolete since FileMaker implemented it - finally :-) - itself. FM 16 introduced an identically named function, and this causes conflict.ĭaniel, You are absolutely right. and you want to omit 'bravo' from the list, is there a calc I can wrap around this CF to do that?īeware of using this function if you are running FileMaker 16 or greater, on server or client. Quick question: Is there a way to filter a value using this CF? For example, say your (finished) list is: Thanks! I was looking for an alternative to producing this kind of output without using a portal. Good point, thanks! I changed the function definition accordingly.Ĭould you use a global variable $$list_of_values as the argument values?ĭave, yes you can! Just pass your global variable as a parameter to the function, as in: The following change will deal nicely with this case: "a¶¶b¶¶b¶c" the return is "a¶¶b¶¶¶c¶" rather than the expected "a¶b¶c¶". However, I notice that if I have multiple (or any) null values e.g. You can always "nest" the two functions, like so:
There any many different variations, but I use one similar to this one: => After I process a list through a custom list function (like this one), I use a different custom function to remove the trailing returns. The idea behind NOT removing the trailing return is to make sure this function behaves similar the built-in FileMaker functions.
but if I understood Custom Functions better, I'd try to fix this at the source. Substitute ( UniqueValuesSorted (List (TABLE::Name)) ¶ " ") My solution is far from graceful, but works: So if I'm concatenating the returned unique list into a single field using a Substitute command, I'll get an extra " " at the end. Great functions! I do notice, however, that both of them (Jeroen's original & Doug's variation) return an extra "¶ " at the end. _UniqueValues( NEWLIST ) & If( ValueCount ( FilterValues ( OLDLIST THISVALUE ) ) > 1 "" If ( THISVALUE="" "" THISVALUE & "¶") ) // Note recursion here NEWLIST = LeftValues( OLDLIST ValueCount( OLDLIST ) - 1) THISVALUE = GetValue( OLDLIST ValueCount( OLDLIST ) ) modified to preserve the original order of values and to drop empty values cleans up a value list, leaving only unique values
#Filemaker pro 6 databases compare conflicted copy code
If you modify the code slightly, it will return the values in the same order/sequence. I forgot to use the List function within the brackets.īut it would be nice to modify the function in a way that this step is included. But instead of listing all values that are unique just the first value of the relation is displayed.
I want to list the values of a field in a related table. If( ValueCount(FilterValues(l v)) > 1 "" v & If(newL "¶") ) & uniqueValues( newL ) Both are here on Brian's site.Īn smaller alteration to remove the final ¶ is changing: Ted, check out the custom functions "SortArray" and "SortArray_Merge". UniqueValues ( List(relatedField) ) = b¶a. For example, List (relatedField) = a¶b¶a. I am using UniqueValues combined with List, and the unique values are returning in a different order than the values produced by List alone. However, I would like the function to always return the values in the same order that they appear in the original list. ValueCount( FilterValues( startlist line1 )) > 1 Newlist = RightValues( startlist ValueCount( startlist ) - 1) With thanks to Jeroen, whose elegant, single-parameter function I have used frequently, here is my modification of this formula, producing the same results without an extra return character appended. This function can be used in conjunction with the FileMaker List() function to mimick the good old value list items behavior, without creating a ValueList.Įrik Wegweiser, Intelligent Database, LLC
Takes a return-seperated list as parameter and outputs a list of the unique values from this list. If( ValueCount(FilterValues(l v)) > 1 "" v & "¶" ) & UniqueValues( newL ) V = "" UniqueValues( newL ) // Eliminate null values here NewL = RightValues( l ValueCount( l ) - 1) Function definition: (Copy & paste into FileMaker's Edit Custom Function window) Let([
0 kommentar(er)
