wgrimm Posted November 19, 2013 Posted November 19, 2013 I know that repeatRecordCount can be set with a Field or a static number, but I would like to set the repeatRecordCount with a variable. There seems to be a problem with FusionPro interpreting the variable correctly (as an integer). Is setting repeatRecordCount with a variable a bad idea, or does someone have a working example? thanks, Bill Quote
Dan Korn Posted November 19, 2013 Posted November 19, 2013 I know that repeatRecordCount can be set with a Field or a static number, but I would like to set the repeatRecordCount with a variable. There seems to be a problem with FusionPro interpreting the variable correctly (as an integer). Is setting repeatRecordCount with a variable a bad idea, or does someone have a working example? When you say a "variable," what do you mean exactly? Do you mean a data field? If so, you just need to call the Int function to convert the string value of the data field to a number, like so: FusionPro.Composition.repeatRecordCount = Int(Field("YourFieldName")); Quote
wgrimm Posted November 19, 2013 Author Posted November 19, 2013 I need to set the repeatRecordCount depending on the contents of more than one field and various scenarios. I have set up a variable to hold the repeat value, but it doesn't give me the correct number of record repeats. Since this template will be reused regularly I was hoping to avoid setting it up as external data, or manipulating the data so that anyone here could run it. I am out of time with this job so I am going to move forward as external data, which I have done a couple of times before with type of job. thank you, Bill Quote
Dan Korn Posted November 19, 2013 Posted November 19, 2013 I need to set the repeatRecordCount depending on the contents of more than one field and various scenarios. I have set up a variable to hold the repeat value, but it doesn't give me the correct number of record repeats. Okay, well, you might need to convert whatever other variable you're using to a integer using the Int function. I can't offer any more specific help without seeing the code, though. Since this template will be reused regularly I was hoping to avoid setting it up as external data, or manipulating the data so that anyone here could run it. I am out of time with this job so I am going to move forward as external data, which I have done a couple of times before with type of job. Okay. The fix is probably pretty simple, but, again, there's not much anyone here can do to help without a bit more information. Quote
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