Hi Everyone,
I have a variable template that has the following line of variable text:
Field(CompanyName), Field(Address), Field(City), Field(State) Field(Zip)
Every Field is optional. Therefore, there are a LOT of possible
combinations that could exist. The comma and space or space only needs
to exist between the fields and changes depending on the combination of
fields used. If I apply the separating characters as either a prefix or
suffix rule to each field individually when only one field is used there
will be unwanted commas and spaces that will show up. Therefore I think
I need to create one large rule that contains all the possible
combinations. Unfortunately this Rule is very long and I'm not sure if I
have in fact accounted for every possible combination. Does anyone know
of an easier way to approach this??
Ant help would be appreciated!
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Nicola DosSantos
Ambit Press / Minuteman Press of Cambridge
Five Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142
Tel: 617.876.3688
Fax: 617.876.3896
www.ambitpress.com
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