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I'm trying to copy a column of accounts from an Excel spreadsheet and paste it into a textarea input field in a WebFOCUS form. When I pass this textarea field, I get the following: 0 ERROR AT OR NEAR LINE 15 IN PROCEDURE _RHONDA9FOCEXEC (FOC257) MISSING QUOTE MARKS: '26-26425 IBIF_ex = RHONDA9 QUERY STRING = IBIF_ex=RHONDA9&ACCOUNTS=%27&ACCOUNTS=26-26425%0D%0A26-25371%0D%0A22-31277%0D%0A26-16046%0D%0A26-27569%0D%0A26-11264%0D%0A&remLen=280 Account 26-26425 is the first of 6 accounts passed. How can I either remove the opening quote for the string or place a concluding quote for the same string?
I too would like to do this. GeraldCohen, are you saying that you cannot paste the selection from excel? Of course I can do something like '001', '002', '003'... but then I have to manually edit the format or have users do this *shudder*.
What would be nice, is if you could highlight a column in excel, and paste it as-is into a textarea and have it recognize it the same way you would a tab delimited file with a filedef.
George D. Brown Loyola University Chicago gbrown2@luc.edu
Posts: 77 | Location: Chicago, IL | Registered: May 06, 2004
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