Hi Chris,
Basically, yes. But it is good coding practice to make code that may be used in multiple places into its own handler (even better to make it a handler of a parent script, but that can wait for now).
So instead, you would do something similar to the following:
put listToString(myLinearList) into field("entry")
where myLinearList is the list you want to convert to a string.
Regards,
Daniel
and if you just want to jam a list into a string variable (since the operation to put it into a field is slooow, & unless you need to see it) then you can do this:
tVariable = "" tVariable = string(myLinearList)
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Hi Daniel, Thank you for your response! I'm rather vague on how the listToString functions.......do I then say something like:
put linearListOfStrings into field "entry" ?
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