mowi wrote:
Hi David H,
I have just tried that. It merged the rows but it has only put the
last value in the field, not multiple values.
so i have changed the excel so it looks like this:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pEBZe9K5tabOdZXuL1uEoRQ
Babel translates it to this .js:
Hi David H,
I have just tried that. It merged the rows but it has only put the
last value in the field, not multiple values.
so i have changed the excel so it looks like this:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pEBZe9K5tabOdZXuL1uEoRQ
Babel translates it to this .js:
Hi David,
Thanks for making a quick example. I understand how my JSON file
should look like but I do not make my JSON by hand, that would be too
much work..
I generate my JSON file with babel from an excel sheet.
I cannot figure out how I can get babel to generate a file like
your .js file
my
Hi David,
I know it works when I put multiple values in one excel field but I
cannot do that because I am also using the same data in Access 2003.
Access cannot handle multiple values in one field.
On Feb 26, 5:08 pm, David Huynh dfhu...@alum.mit.edu wrote:
Try to put first, second and third
It's ok; you can use author and article as ID even if they appear
multiple times. First do the obvious thing, creating items for the
exhibit corresponding to the authors and articles (using author name as
id for the authors, and article title as id for the articles):
{type: Author, id: name of
