Quote:
Originally Posted by chaley
@BetterRed: fundamental problem. Apparently you checked the "Contains Names" box for the tags-like columns, making the item separator an ampersand instead of a comma. This option does not exist for composite columns. Their separator is always a comma. Your template must take that into account.
Something like the following will give you a comma-separated list of authors in the composite column. To avoid unhappiness when resplitting the column later to make tag browser entries, I turn first all commas in names into semicolons. You would need to change the parameters to the field function to be your column lookup names.
Code:
program:
l1 = re(field('#people'), ',', ';');
l2 = re(field('authors'), ',', ';');
list_union(
re(l1, '&', ','),
re(l2, '&', ','),
','
)
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chaley - at least I was on the right track with
list_union
I unchecked Contains Names on the two source columns and put the following into the Collaborator template - voila it works
Code:
program:list_union(field('#dramaturg'),field('#translators'), ',')
I did that because the Custom Column dialogue only gives me one line for the template!
I've since read that if I double click on a Composite
cell value I get the Edit Template dialogue. Which assumes the Composite column is shown in the spreadsheet, and in this case it isn't - seems a bit 'odd' - but I can overcome with a Collaborators View
I found the Tweak for rearranging the Tag Browser - I can't recall how many times I've wished for something and then been able to find it, more often that not right where I would expect to find it
BR