Tom,
If it's a one-shot task, a quick and dirty option would be to do your sorting
in Excel then import the Excel file into Framemaker.
Ben Hechter
bhech...@objectives.ca
www.semitake.com
> Hi Listers,
>
> I've been experiencing problems in sorting a table alphabetically, with a
> strong des
Tom,
If it's a one-shot task, a quick and dirty option would be to do your sorting
in Excel then import the Excel file into Framemaker.
Ben Hechter
bhechter at objectives.ca
www.semitake.com
> Hi Listers,
>
> I've been experiencing problems in sorting a table alphabetically, with a
> strong
Hi Tom,
The index references pages won't have any effect on table sorting. Table
sorting is done with a .dll and can't be controlled anywhere like a
reference page. Here is one workaround that I have done with a FrameScript
script:
1) Add a temporary column to the table.
2) Take the
Hi Listers,
I've been experiencing problems in sorting a table alphabetically, with a
strong desire to have the sort ignore spaces.
FM 8.0
Windows XP with SP 2
I have a long 1-column table. Each cell has two paragraphs in it:
Gloss term
Glossary definition.
Some examples that I have found pr
Hi Tom,
The index references pages won't have any effect on table sorting. Table
sorting is done with a .dll and can't be controlled anywhere like a
reference page. Here is one workaround that I have done with a FrameScript
script:
1) Add a temporary column to the table.
2) Take the
Hi Listers,
I've been experiencing problems in sorting a table alphabetically, with a
strong desire to have the sort ignore spaces.
FM 8.0
Windows XP with SP 2
I have a long 1-column table. Each cell has two paragraphs in it:
Gloss term
Glossary definition.
Some examples that I have found pr
f markers disappear and the
>cross-references to the target table no longer work. When the source
>table is sorted, no problems.
>
>Any ideas on how to make this work, other than to sort all final content
>first and then insert x-refs? ;-)
This is indeed a long-standing problem -- present
r and the
cross-references to the target table no longer work. When the source
table is sorted, no problems.
Any ideas on how to make this work, other than to sort all final content
first and then insert x-refs? ;-)
This is indeed a long-standing problem -- present since table sorting
capability
Hi all-
I'm told this is a long-standing problem, but I'm hoping there's a
workaround. A coworker has two tables in a document. One table contains
text that cross-references the content in the other table. When the
target table is sorted, all the x-ref markers disappear and the
cross-references t
Hi all-
I'm told this is a long-standing problem, but I'm hoping there's a
workaround. A coworker has two tables in a document. One table contains
text that cross-references the content in the other table. When the
target table is sorted, all the x-ref markers disappear and the
cross-references to
Hi
FrameMaker 6.0 for Windows.
I'm trying to use the "Consider Case" feature when sorting a table by row, but
it does not work. I even experimented with the example shown in the manual, but
it still does not work. In this a bug, or is there something I'm not doing
right?
Steven Mays
Hi
FrameMaker 6.0 for Windows.
I'm trying to use the "Consider Case" feature when sorting a table by row, but
it does not work. I even experimented with the example shown in the manual, but
it still does not work. In this a bug, or is there something I'm not doing
right?
Steven Mays
_
In unstructured, it's the Sort item on the Table menu.
Art
On 12/13/05, Al Friend wrote:
> OK, this is one of those things I have to do about every five years, and I
> never remember how ...
>
> I want to set the sort order for a table. My recollection is that the
> setting is somewhere in the
OK, this is one of those things I have to do about every five years, and I
never remember how ...
I want to set the sort order for a table. My recollection is that the
setting is somewhere in the FM program folder, but where?
FM 7.1 on XP (structured). Thanks.
Al Friend
Howell Laboratories, Inc
In unstructured, it's the Sort item on the Table menu.
Art
On 12/13/05, Al Friend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, this is one of those things I have to do about every five years, and I
> never remember how ...
>
> I want to set the sort order for a table. My recollection is that the
> setting i
OK, this is one of those things I have to do about every five years, and I
never remember how ...
I want to set the sort order for a table. My recollection is that the
setting is somewhere in the FM program folder, but where?
FM 7.1 on XP (structured). Thanks.
Al Friend
Howell Laboratories,
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