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Old 12-22-2022, 06:43 AM   #7841
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A copy category. Here's one I use, specifically to copy categories to tags:

Code:
replace_metadata: 

## tagcategory standardization
 tagscategory=>(Portal|Half-Life)=>Half-Life & Portal
 tagscategory=>(Mass Effect: Andromeda|Mass Effect Trilogy)=>Mass Effect

## Sorts anything other than a few selected categories into "Fanfiction.Other"
 tagscategory=>^(?!.*(Half-Life|Portal|Mass Effect|The Elder Scrolls|Crossover)).*$=>Other

## Adds Fanfiction. to the beginning of tagcategory
 tagscategory=>^(.*)$=>Fanfiction.\1

# 'add_to_' concats on to existing param, thus the leading comma
add_to_extra_valid_entries:,tagscategory

# tagscategory is a copy category for Fanfiction.category in tags
include_in_tagscategory:category
include_subject_tags: tagscategory
In your case, I think you'd want to copy ships to, e.g. shipscolumn, apply your transformation to shipscolumn, then use custom_column_ships to apply it to #yourshipcolumn.

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