Chris,
You may need to build a little routine that loops through the list and
builds the string... The RETURN constant can add line wrapping for you.
Quick untested lingo...
myList = ["one","two","three"]
repeat with x=1 to myList.count
if voidP(myString) then
myString = myList[x]
else
myString = myString + RETURN + myList[x]
end if
end repeat
member("myfield") = myString
HTH,
Mathew
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Hi,
Is there any way to insert a RETURN or SPACE after each item in a linear
list? I am working on a questionaire with checkboxes that stores the
text in
a global list and after the user is finished with the questionaire I
want
them to be able to read the answers. So I've dumped the list into a
field
but there are no spaces between each item and the text is hard to read.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Chris Satory
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