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Article #450Re: FM 7.0 Build Element's Value from a Series of Attributes
From: Jon_White
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 09:48
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 09:48
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Brian, You could use a prefix rule to display the values of the attributes: EDD Version is 7.0 Automatically create formats on import. Element (Container): FullName General rule: <EMPTY> Valid as the highest-level element. Attribute list Name: FirstName String Optional Default: Brian Name: LastName String Optional Default: Popp Prefix rules In all contexts. Prefix: <$attribute[FirstName]> <$attribute[LastName]> Would that work for you? Jon
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