Importing Degree Symbol Into Filepro
Scott Walker
scottwalker1956 at gmail.com
Wed Jan 25 08:07:15 PST 2017
Chris,
I am actually importing from a tab delimited text file that I made from the
Excel spreadsheet. Sorry, should have made that clear.
I'll give xlate a try.
Thanks for the input.
Regards
Scott
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Subject: RE: Importing Degree Symbol Into Filepro
I'm assuming you are importing the Excel file as a CSV file. If so, I would
try the xlate command during import to look for chr("248") and change it to
a different character.
In this example rec(1) would contain the field being imported:
aa=xlate(rec(1),chr("248"),"d")
-- Chris
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Subject: Importing Degree Symbol Into Filepro
I'm importing data from an Excel file. The Excel data includes the degree
symbol in some of the part descriptions. Filepro does not like that.
Neither does vi.
Any thoughts on the best way to convert the degree symbol to the text "deg".
Would it be better to do this to the data outside of filepro (before I
import it) or would it be better to handle inside fp.
Regards,
Scott
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