I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
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Stephen
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5/4/2005 8:15:39 PM |
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In article <9vCdnaRLspPwsOTfRVn-2Q@comcast.com>,
NOlariveeslSPAM@yahoo.PLEASEcom says...
> I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
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> Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
> print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
"Print" to a pdf file.
http://www.primopdf.com/
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5/4/2005 9:33:43 PM
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"42" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> In article <9vCdnaRLspPwsOTfRVn-2Q@comcast.com>,
> NOlariveeslSPAM@yahoo.PLEASEcom says...
>> I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
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>> Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
>> print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
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> "Print" to a pdf file.
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> http://www.primopdf.com/
Thank you. I will give it a try.
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Stephen
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5/4/2005 9:34:55 PM
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Stephen Larivee said the following on 5/04/05 14:15:
> I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
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> Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
> print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
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perform a find that finds only 1 record, then export all fields using
the merge (.mer) format. That will give you a comma separated file with
all your field names in the top row and the single found record in the
second row, which you can delete.
Kent
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KV
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5/5/2005 2:44:07 AM
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Thanks. I will try it
"KV" <noone@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
news:XLfee.1222811$8l.863714@pd7tw1no...
> Stephen Larivee said the following on 5/04/05 14:15:
>> I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
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>> Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
>> print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
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> perform a find that finds only 1 record, then export all fields using the
> merge (.mer) format. That will give you a comma separated file with all
> your field names in the top row and the single found record in the second
> row, which you can delete.
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> Kent
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Stephen
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5/5/2005 4:30:09 AM
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In article <XLfee.1222811$8l.863714@pd7tw1no>, KV
<noone@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> Stephen Larivee said the following on 5/04/05 14:15:
> > I am using FMP 7 on Windows XP.
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> > Is there a way of exporting a list of my fields to a file? I know I can
> > print a list but I would prefer to send them to a file.
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> perform a find that finds only 1 record, then export all fields using
> the merge (.mer) format. That will give you a comma separated file with
> all your field names in the top row and the single found record in the
> second row, which you can delete.
If all you want is the field names, creat a new layout which has all
the fields on it (FileMaker can do this automatically) and then use the
FieldNames (dbname, layoutname) function in a calculation field with a
Text result.
Unless you've got LOTS of fields you'll have all the field names in one
text field which can be copy/pasted to wherever else you need them.
You could even write a script to loop through that field and get the
type of each field using the FieldType (dbname, fieldname) function.
Helpful Harry
Hopefully helping harassed humans happily handle handiwork hardships ;o)
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5/5/2005 4:40:26 AM
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