I want match the data via "Vlookup"
But in spanish case,
There is a match error casue a little bit in contents name.
I want match the name "BegoñaOlavide" via "vlookup"
But although there are same keyword in displaying,
One some have a 'Begon´aOlavide' data, so that mismatched
how can I handle with that's discordant keyword to same word contents
And i attatch more case,
There are same in display, but
when i select the colomn, one is transfered another mark the third sample.
I don't know why each same display mark have a diffrent word,
and don't know when The one was changed exaclty,
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I am creating a Saved Search for my team where users can filter by different parameters but the most important one is a ‘Keyword’ field where we have multiple text strings separated by commas. Eg: One could be (Horses, Apples, Cows, Carrots, Balloons) and another could be (Apples, Cake, Silver, Horses, Bananas)
I want to be able to use the free text search field to look up all rows where I can find a relevant entry.
Eg. Let’s say I type “Apples” and “Horses”. I want to see all entries where these are found together.
I have tried setting the criteria to “Contains” but can’t seem to use operators in the input field. I have also tried to use expressions but got You cannot use an expression builder criteria filter as an available filter" as an error.
I’m not familiar with NetSuite but willing to learn. I was able to create this in Google Sheets. Since we already store our information on NS already, I want to find a way to do it there. Is there a way to achieve this?
Thank you.
When you create the saved search, you can just specify a default value that will be used in the initial search load (e.g. contains Apples). In the Available Filters tab, select the same filter and check Show in Filter Region.
When users run the saved search, they can change the criteria by typing into the field and pressing Tab after (if you press Enter instead of Tab, the results will be downloaded into a CSV file instead of being displayed in the page). In your example, they should type 'apples%horses' then press Tab.
Additional reference: https://www.sikich.com/insight/using-formula-values-as-available-filters-in-netsuite-saved-searches/
Update:
Use 'has keywords' instead of 'contains' in the filter. When viewing the results, separate keywords with a comma. Example: 'apples, horses'
I have a Word document which I use for Mailings and it is linked to an Excel file.
Lets say that this Excel file contains a Code (FA139, FA140, etc.) and I would like that the Word Document replaces the code with a string of text every time within the mailing feature. This means, that when I click next, it shall get the code from the Excel File and replace it with the text.
It is not purpose of the question to modify the excel file, but do all necessary changes (if possible) in the Word file.
All you need is a series of fields in Word coded along the lines of:
{IF{MERGEFIELD Code}= "FA139" "Green"}{IF{MERGEFIELD Code}= "FA140" "Blue"}
or:
{IF«Code»= "FA139" "Green"}{IF«Code»= "FA140" "Blue"}
where 'Code' is the field name.
Note: The field brace pairs (i.e. '{ }') for the above example are all created in the document itself, via Ctrl-F9 (Cmd-F9 on a Mac); you can't simply type them or copy & paste them from this message. Nor is it practical to add them via any of the standard Word dialogues. Likewise, the chevrons (i.e. '« »') are part of the actual mergefields - which you can insert from the 'Insert Merge Field' dropdown (i.e. you can't type or copy & paste them from this message, either). The spaces represented in the field constructions are all required.
If I have a tiddler named "X", I know I can make a list of all tiddlers tagged with "X" by using <<list-links filter:"[tag[X]] +[sort[title]]">>. Is there a way to make a no-brainer macro which automatically finds all tiddlers nested under the current tiddler without manually specifying the title field?
Use this in your macro: <<list-links filter:"[tag<currentTiddler>] +[sort[title]]">>
Or another one: <<list-links "[all[current]tagging[]]">>
list-links is what it says on the tin, it returns a list of all links in the wiki. The filter then reduces it to links requested, and the sort arranges it into a desired order. The square brackets define what sequence is to be followed, clarifying the grammar. The OP'S question filters for particular tags (ie tag[ToDo] is a filter for tiddlers tagged with ToDo) which are then sorted by title into alphabetic order.
Likewise, in the second example, is a macro delivering the name of the current tiddler instead of the explicit name of the tag, so if the tiddler's name is ToDo then it will display the names of every tiddler marked ToDo. If you'd defined a ToDoPriority field in the tiddler definition, and sorted on that, you'd have an instant batting order. Job done, delete the tag, it's gone from the list.
And let's face it, if you need a priority list, you also need the opposite, automated prevarication, an identical tiddler named "Pending". You can even blame the computer. Computer he say, Rot in hell.
The third case does the same with open tiddlers.
For a more general explanation, refer to Grok Tiddlywiki
In my dashboard, I would like for the user to have the option to filter a specific field by selecting an Execl/CSV file from their computer that has all the values for that field.
I am thinking that I can have a button that would prompt the user to select the file that contains all of these values. My problem is how would I have the dashboard read all these values and then filter the field that the values correspond to?
The short answer is - you can't
A bit of workaround is to to use the compound search to select multiple specified values in a field. For example if you have Country field which contains list of countries you can select more than one by start searching in the list box and paste the values you want to select in the following format: (Austria|Germany) In this case you should provide this list instead csv (if possible) and the user need to copy paste the search criteria.
Another possible solution is to have an Qlikview extension that can do the same for you. The extension will read the file and select the values.
Update:
Using the compound search and a bit of a variable logic might lead you to the same result. Please check this post for more info
So in a picker in eWam / wynsure the field usually gets passed directly to some sort of OQL statement.
Hence, if I want to search for a field whose value ends in "asdf", I enter "%asdf" into the picker field.
My question is thus: from the picker, is there anyway to specify 'I want all entries that end in "asdf" OR "qwer"'?
If not, I would recommend that this become a feature as it would be very useful to be able to enter all that right in the text field.
There is currently no way to search multiple strings in a single field beyond using wildcards. One can do this easily by creating multiple fields in the picker.
Alternatively one could customize the picker as follows:
use a presearch string (that the user fills out),
parse that string for some element (like a pipe),
Break the string up and put each part in to off screen search variables.
You are still using multiple fields, but the user get's a different experience. Keep in mind the dangers of parsing out the user input, using something like or would work out very badly splitting up words, & could show up in a company name...