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The user has been dealt with. Though I thought I also deleted this thread...

Nice to see these predatory types still shilling in these dire times. Wonder if the masks are made of anything beyond bog roll...

Hey everyone, new to the group. Excited for this group's content. Hope you are all staying safe

Yahoo Groups are long gone, but the files we had there were moved here: /g/tablesmith/files

I used to own this, but no big deal. I remember there being a yahoo groups for this, but even more than that, I used to have literally hundreds of tables that ranged from name generators, to adventure

There's also a command called "CommaReplace" (you can search for it in Help) that let's you replace all commas in a piece of text with some other character or set of characters, or you do the same in

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Thanks Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 12:41 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TableSmith] Date Sets You can get around those errors by using the escape code for a comma , Sent from Mail

You can get around those errors by using the escape code for a comma , Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2020 11:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TableSmith] Date

How about just stripping the trailing comma by adding _|x={Length~%numlang%}| _|x-1| _|numlang={Left~%x%,%numlang%}| Guy

Thanks, Erol, I am pretty sure the DSGet does not like it when the data it is getting has a comma in it. I did a few hours of testing with commas, and I have seen some weird stuff. A few times, the

Or you might be getting confused by the help file. If you use DSCreate to make PntLst2 a dataset variable without the field "Power" then you *cannot* add the field "Power" later on with DSAdd or

Did you use a DSCreate function to make PntLst2 a dataset variable before the line you posted? If so, then check that DSCreate function; it may have a typo causing the field Power not to be set up

Are there characters not allowed in the value of a data set? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of scott@... Sent: Friday, April 3, 2020 22:30 To:

Hey folks, A question about data sets. I am generating various stuff from a table group, variables, dice rolls, and a line or two of data. My question is this: Is there a limit to what a dataset value

Hey folks, A question about data sets. I am generating various stuff from a table group, variables, dice rolls, and a line or two of data. My question is this: Is there a limit to what a dataset value

Nice, Has anyone culminated all these tricks and tips into a document? Scott Sent: Friday, April 3, 2020 11:41 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TableSmith] Trailing Comma Yet another way to do

Great idea, Thanks Erol. This is such a great community. Scott

Yet another way to do it would be to use "length" and "left" to strip off the last character, which in this case would always be a comma. Something like this: |lang=[GenLanguages]|

Cool, thanks for stepping up Erol. [email protected]> wrote: