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  1. Wow. My brain just melted like that guy's face does in Raiders of the Lost Ark Any chance you could point me in the direction of a step-by-step walk through of setting something like that up?
  2. I figured I biffed the code up somewhere. . I also figured there was a for statement I could use. As I said, I'm quite new to this so I'm stumbling around as I learn. What I will do is as soon as I am done making it and have it to a point where I need 'intervention', I'll post my results and I can see where I can simplify based on feedback. I do appreciate the input. My end goal is to make agendas on the back side of name tags that consist of variable data. I am trying to learn how to do it so it cuts down on the labor with how we set it up currently. Once you see the template, you'll see what I mean. I've decided to post the source doc template and the template I was attempting to set up for reference. The xls doc should point to both templates. The source is the original way (customer did want it upside down) and the template 2 pdf is where I was working through it. I see how the for statement would make it easier. I think I get stuck on how each row of info would have something different in it. Would that be a if...then statement?? agenda.zip
  3. Hello, I'm new-ish to programming and Javascript in general (and new to this message board). I have some basic concepts down. I am building a script to create a table and I keep getting the following message when write the script and try to validate it: uncaught exception:TypeError: this.Cells[argument] has no properties Here is the code (minus the boring table contents) new FPTable; var myTable = new FPTable; myTable.AddColumns(9293, 9293, 9293); myTable.AddRows(21); myTable.Rows[0].Cells[0].SetBorders("None"); myTable.Rows[0].CopyCells(0,1,2,3); ... return myTable.MakeTags(); Do I need to make a set borders statement for all 21 rows? Surely there is an easier way to write it, but, as I said, I'm fairly new to this. Any help I would appreciate it.
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