Worked like a charm after I made a little mod... :-)

>         <CFIF NOT ListFind(lWork, lTemp)>
>                 <CFSET ListAppend(lWork, lTemp)>
>                 <CFOUTPUT>#lTemp#</CFOUTPUT><BR>

<CFSET lWork=ListAppend(lWork, lTemp)>

Thanks much for your help!!
Jeff



----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Dinowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 2:00 PM
Subject: Re: Problems with a list


> <!--- this will be our work list--->
> <CFSET lWork="">
> <!--- loop over the query assuming the field we want is called list --->
> <CFLOOP query="whatever">
>         <!--- remove the last element from the list stored in the DB field
>  --->
>         <CFSET lTemp=listdeleteat(list, listlen(list, ';'),';')>
>         <!--- if the item is not already in the work list, add it --->
>         <CFIF NOT ListFind(lWork, lTemp)>
>                 <CFSET ListAppend(lWork, lTemp)>
>                 <CFOUTPUT>#lTemp#</CFOUTPUT><BR>
>         </CFIF>
> </CFLOOP>
> We're setting a work list to see what we've already decided was going to
be
>  outputted. We've outputted the unique entries. The result will be two
lines
>  outputted, a list called lWork with the two entries that were outputted
and
>  a lTemp with the last entry in it. This information is not important, but
>  you should ALWAYS know what you've set and what the environment is.
>
> At 01:39 PM 2/18/02, you wrote:
> >I am having trouble figuring this out. I am having problems sorting with
a
> >query returning list values.
> >
> >Say my query returns these values from my table (actually list values
with
>  a
> >semicolon as a delimiter). The list is stored as plain text in one field
> >that would be queried.
> >
> >1234;1234;1234;1
> >1234;1234;1234;2
> >1234;1234;1234;3
> >9876;9876;9876;1
> >9876;9876;9876;2
> >9876;9876;9876;3
> >9876;9876;9876;4
> >
> >How can I output from that query:
> >
> >1234;1234;1234
> >9876;9876;9876
> >
> >That output would be the distinct value minus the last list item. This is
> >kind of like a distinct but different. To me it would seem like I could
do
> >it if there was a way to trim off the last list item but not sure what
> >direction to go.. Any help would be appreciated...
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Jeff
> >
> >
> 
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