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I have a BO called Entity and for each of the next 12 months I need to create instances in another BO called EntityCapexForecast. The EntityCapexForecast BO looks like Entity Entity EntitySC Shortcut FCastCapexValue Number Period Date So I needed a process that creates a EntityCapexForecast record f...

I have tried that but not sure what to put in the Style String part... I have four Styles.... Applicability Condition Applicable To Format Parameter.DecimalPlaces=0 Input Control Only #,### Parameter.DecimalPlaces=1 Input Control Only #,###.0 Parameter.DecimalPlaces=2 Input Control Only #,###.00 Par...

That is not the issue I think. It is more to do with the formatting of a number and if there are any functions to change it. For example....A BO has two attributes... NumberDecimalPlaces Value So, if the NumberDecimalPlaces = 2, I want the Value to display as 12,345.67 If the NumberDecimalPlaces = 3...

I have a BO called PeriodParameters Parameter Value I have another BO called Parameters which specifies the details of the Parameter... ParameterName DecimalPlaces I display the list of PeriodParameters for the user to enter data into Value Is there any why to dynamically display the Value based on ...

Imagine this situation... I have a table of user defined parameters that each have a Code Description Value A Param A 65.3 B Param B 104.08 C Param C 0.445 ..... n Param N 9.04 I want the user to then be able to build Metrics that are based on calculations of various Parameters. For Example a BO cal...

Thanx Tom.

Those tips and tricks are excellent and extremely interesting for future reference.

However, I cannot see an example of dynamically naming a BO based on the LoggedIn User.

Cheers,
Mark

Sorry Tom,

Have scoured the forum including T&T and cannot find the post you are referring to.

Cheers
Mark

I thought I could have a RegularUser attribute to the file but cannot assign the LoggInSystemUser to that attribute on the fly.

How do I make a file name that includes the LoggedInSystemUser.ID?

Cheers,
Mark

I have a BO called MyData with attributes for Easting and Northing. Imagine the data looking like ID Easting Northing 1 1,000 12,345 2 1,101 12,456 3 1,342 12,342 4 1,355 12,411 5 1,378 12,503 6 1,402 12,475 I have another temporary BO called Delta which has two attributes, Dx and Dy I need to loop ...

I have a BO that could have 1000's records. Users import data which gets added to this BO. I IMPORT and CREATE the new records, however, for each set of imported data I need a sequence number starting at 1 and with the last imported record being the total number of records imported during that impor...

Managed to get it to work with only one caveat. ENTER NEW FileUpload USING Main EXPORT DOCUMENT FileUpload.FileToUpload TO FILE 'mydata.csv' IMPORT HaulData FROM 'mydata.csv' FIND ALL HaulData ORDER BY HaulData.ID CREATE HaulProfiles FOR EACH HaulData WITH HaulProfiles.Analysis=Analyses,HaulProfiles...

Hi James. Yes that works. Thanx. One issue though.... I have two BOs. Analyses and HaulData HaulData is owned by Analyses My HaulData has the following attributes... SegmentCode text Easting number Northing number RL number Analysis Analyses I call the importation process from an Analyses and pass A...

Yes. I can do that and I can get it to import the file (.csv) into the document attribute. But, is it then possible to point to that attribute as an argument for the IMPORT FROM Normally IMPORT myBO FROM 'C:\mydocs\myfile.csv But now I import the file into fileBO IMPORT myBO FROM fileBO Unless I am ...

Oh really.

File select will work for my purpose.

How can that be accomplished.

I can see IMPORT myobject FROM 'C:/mydocuments/psa.csv'

So, if i can use that but have the user select the file to import rather than have is hard coded, that would be great.

Cheers,
Mark

I want each user to be able to set a default folder path.

Is there any funtionality in AwareIM that will pop up a folder selection dialog
and then allow me to take that selected folder path and save it to a BO attribute?

Cheers,
Mark