RE: recursive values

2004-02-26 Thread Stevenson, Charles
Mr. Raven,

Did you find an answer?

I'll bet we can do what you're asking, but like other responders, I need
a few more details.

Off the cuff:
   NAME.ADDR.CITY.CSV
   01: I  
   02: CATS( CATS( REUSE( '"':NAME:'","' ),STREET),
REUSE('","':CITY:'"'))
Then
  SELECT file . . . SAVING NAME.ADDR.CITY.CSV
  SAVE.LIST [optional_somewhere] reportname.CSV
now you have a comma-delimited flat file ready to import to a
spreadsheet. 
But I'm guessing at data structure & what you want to achieve.

Chuck Stevenson

> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Raven
> Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 11:03 AM
>
> I am using Universe and am looking for a way to have 
> recursive values in my retrieve report. I would like to export 
> this report to a spreadsheet.
> 
> The pick command for a dictionary would be LPV (last previous 
> value) and I have tried TRANSPORT.
> 
> report
> 
> name... street ... city
> Raven   1234   IRVINE
> A STREET
> 
> 
> Would like this
> name... street ... city
> Raven   1234   IRVINE
> Raven   A STREET   IRVINE
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RE: recursive values

2004-02-20 Thread Jefferson, Jim

report

name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
A STREET


Would like this
name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
Raven   A STREET   IRVINE


BY.EXP STREET would separate your MV'd street field unacceptably.  A quick & dirty 
would be to create I-Types for your "name" and "city" fields, each of which would 
DCOUNT the values in "street" and construct a MV'd repeating list of the name/city 
with a matching number of values.  Make sure the new I-Types are defined as 
"M"ultivalued, and this should give you the output you are looking for.

Jim

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RE: recursive values

2004-02-20 Thread José Luis Gutiérrez de la Peza
Did you tried with the REUSE en the dictionary ?


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I am using Universe and am looking for a way to have recursive values in my
retrive report. I would like to export this report to a spreadsheet.

The pick command for a dictonary would be LPV (last previous value) and I
have tried TRANSPORT.

report

name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
A STREET


Would like this
name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
Raven   A STREET   IRVINE





Dave R

P.O. Box 17811, Irvine CA 92623-7811


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RE: recursive values

2004-02-20 Thread Dave Davis
You mean repeating values.  You have BY-EXP don't you?



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I am using Universe and am looking for a way to have recursive values in my retrive 
report. I would like to export this report to a spreadsheet.

The pick command for a dictonary would be LPV (last previous value) and I have tried 
TRANSPORT.

report

name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
A STREET


Would like this
name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
Raven   A STREET   IRVINE





Dave R

P.O. Box 17811, Irvine CA 92623-7811


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RE: recursive values

2004-02-20 Thread Peter Olson
is this one record or two records ?



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recursive values

2004-02-20 Thread Dave Raven


I am using Universe and am looking for a way to have recursive values in my retrive 
report. I would like to export this report to a spreadsheet.

The pick command for a dictonary would be LPV (last previous value) and I have tried 
TRANSPORT.

report

name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
A STREET


Would like this
name... street ... city
Raven   1234   IRVINE
Raven   A STREET   IRVINE





Dave R

P.O. Box 17811, Irvine CA 92623-7811


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