Hi all,
me again
I have a table with a LIST OF users:
Now I want to display the user’s forename+" "+surname in a repeating group.
How can I achieve that?
Here’s my user’s table:
thanks,
jupxi
Hi all,
me again
I have a table with a LIST OF users:
Now I want to display the user’s forename+" "+surname in a repeating group.
How can I achieve that?
Here’s my user’s table:
thanks,
jupxi
This should do the trick
Now I want to display the user’s forename+" "+surname in a repeating group.
Well, if you want to display that in a RG (as stated in your question) then you need to use a RG (not a text element).
So just set the RG datasource to: Current Cell’s Kalender’s Von Benutzer (assuming the Von Benutzer field is a list of Users)
Then add a text element inside the cell and use Current Cell's User's Forename
Current Cell's User's Surname
Alternatively, if you want to display them in a text element instead of a RG (as suggested by your screenshot), then don’t do a search inside the RG cell… just ad the text element to the cell, and set its content to: Current Cell’s Kalender’s Von Benutzer: formatted as text.
Then use This User’s Formename This Users Surname, and whatever delimiter you like.
But my RG has already a query:
I have a table called “kalender”.
I also have another table, for example “KalenderUsers”. In this table is the kalender table linked. Also there’s a field “users” (list), where one or more users can be stored.
And I also have my (standard) users table.
Example data:
Field: “caption” [text] / value: “Just a test.”
Field: “Von Kalender” [kalender] / value:
Field: “users” [list of users] / value: “user1, user2, user3”
Field: “Surname” [text] / value: “Mueller”
Field: “Forename” [text] / value: “Hans”
Now I want to display (in a RG):
I hope I explained it well
best,
juxpi
Is there something you’re having trouble with?
yeah! I just want to display the user’s forname + " " + User’s lastname
Did you not understand my previous answer? If not, which part are you having trouble with?
Current Cell’s Kalender’s Von Benutzer: formatted as text is not correct, because my table “kALENDER” has a field called “from users”. this field is not the wanted field. this field is the user, that creates the Kalender-record.
I have another table just for linking elements between kalender and users-…
1 record from the kalender table has
1 linked record in the “linking-table”
now I want to display the forename and surname for each user (as@firma.com; rainer@…).
… my next life I want to be born as a native english speaker
That’s the field you showed in your initial post… but if it’s not the field you want then just adapt what I said to whatever it is you’re actually trying to do - the principle is exactly the same.
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