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In a form I have a table field which contains a number of records.
I wish to export the contents of a number of the fields to a CSV (or XLSX) file. But the table field are not exportable.
Is possible to extract the contents of the table field into an another field through a script?
In the attached document the table field (called ‘Third party charges’) contains two records:
Legalisation agent (normal service) £24 1 £24.00
FCO – apostille (normal service) £30 1 £30.00I would like to combine so they become in another field such as (for example):
1. FCO – apostille (normal service): £30 x 1 = £30.00 – 2. Legalisation agent (normal service) = £24 x 1= £24.00
Can a script do this and how would I do it?
Just new to Tap Forms, after using Filemaker for 25 years for small-business-accounting (self-employed free-lancer).
As Filemaker is getting too expensive, and its iCloud-sync a real mess, I found Tap Forms just as good for my needs. And a really clear and flexible app to work with. Quite astonishing considering the price-tag and the fact it is written by (am I right?) just one person.Recreating (and improving) my old “system” was quite easy, I’d nearly say “a pleasure” ;-)
I did have to spend a couple of days figuring out new ways for some things, and when and how to use the scripts, but after that importing 20+ years of Filemaker-data went nearly flawless.That’s why (now I start nagging ;-) I’m a bit disappointed by the lack of several features (and a little mistake) :
– Custom Lay-outs on iPhone version ( As I’m on the road all the time, lack of this makes Tap Form a bit “unusable” for me as I can’t print and send on the go the most important thing: invoices and reminders ;-)
I realize it’s not easy to implement but really would make Tap Forms perfect (for me at least ;-)– You have to set a default value for empty fields in a formula in order to get a result for a Calculation field. You can’t leave a field empty.
Could there be a solution for this? (at least a possibility to Not Print Empty Fields for example? I had a look at script, did I miss something ?– And a little “mistake”: the Euro-symbol gets placed behind the number if Field/Currency setting is to Euro, and if OS system’s Region is set to, for example France or Belgium. (This OS Region setting needs to be correct for other apps).
But in real life, we also put € before the number. So it’d be great to have that possibility.Anyway, keep up the good work!
Eric