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Hi @Al RiceSorry I had to zip them. Here they are.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 01:04 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!
Original Message------Hi @Al Rice ,I sent you a reply privately. Maybe I can help you take a quick look at this offline to give you some quick pointers. I believe you're also very close to solving this.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325------------------------------"
Hi Al, Would you kindly post on how you solved your multi-column question. Was it link to a documentation page or a 'how-to-video' or ?? And we can then select that solution as 'Best Answer' to share with all whom might be wondering the same thing. Thank you.------------------------------Rebecca CroninCustomer Success & Community ManagerBedford MA(978) 275-8203-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-05-2020 05:33 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!*** Please Disregard... I figured this out my self ***Sorry"
Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below: My desired table output is as below:From my study of MCR, I am not getting the complete understanding how to accomplish this. Any help will be appreciated.Thanks,------------------------------Al Rice-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:16 AMFrom: Rebecca CroninSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Al,Would you kindly post on how you solved your multi-column question. Was it link to a documentation page or a 'how-to-video' or ?? And we can then select that solution as 'Best Answer' to share with all whom might be wondering the same thing. Thank you.------------------------------Rebecca CroninCustomer Success & Community ManagerBedford MA(978) 275-8203------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-05-2020 05:33 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!*** Please Disregard... I figured this out my self ***Sorry"
Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below:
Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below: My desired table output is as below:From my study of MCR, I am not getting the complete understanding how to accomplish this.Any help will be appreciated.Thanks, ------------------------------Al Rice------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:16 AMFrom: Rebecca CroninSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Al,Would you kindly post on how you solved your multi-column question. Was it link to a documentation page or a 'how-to-video' or ?? And we can then select that solution as 'Best Answer' to share with all whom might be wondering the same thing. Thank you.------------------------------Rebecca CroninCustomer Success & Community ManagerBedford MA(978) 275-8203Original Message:Sent: 04-05-2020 05:33 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!*** Please Disregard... I figured this out my self ***Sorry"
Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below:
Hi Baba:Sorry... I am not getting it? How to distinguish Field Names from Data in your reply?. Also note my example is less complicated, as there are two sections of the bank statement. While the report detail would be same, there is a Section Name which separates the detail. As there is Transaction Detail there is also a Deposit Details section.I am sure I can do this, I am missing something subtle from your reply. Thanks------------------------------Al Rice-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 11:56 AMFrom: Baba MajekodunmiSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below: My desired table output is as below:From my study of MCR, I am not getting the complete understanding how to accomplish this.Any help will be appreciated.Thanks,------------------------------Al RiceOriginal Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:16 AMFrom: Rebecca CroninSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Al,Would you kindly post on how you solved your multi-column question. Was it link to a documentation page or a 'how-to-video' or ?? And we can then select that solution as 'Best Answer' to share with all whom might be wondering the same thing. Thank you.------------------------------Rebecca CroninCustomer Success & Community ManagerBedford MA(978) 275-8203Original Message:Sent: 04-05-2020 05:33 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!*** Please Disregard... I figured this out my self ***Sorry"
Hi Baba:Sorry... I am not getting it? How to distinguish Field Names from Data in your reply?. Also note my example is less complicated, as there are two sections of the bank statement. While the report detail would be same, there is a Section Name which separates the detail. As there is Transaction Detail there is also a Deposit Details section.I am sure I can do this, I am missing something subtle from your reply. Thanks------------------------------Al Rice-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 11:56 AMFrom: Baba MajekodunmiSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below:
Hi @Al Rice ,I sent you a reply privately. Maybe I can help you take a quick look at this offline to give you some quick pointers. I believe you're also very close to solving this.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 12:29 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Baba:Sorry... I am not getting it? How to distinguish Field Names from Data in your reply?. Also note my example is less complicated, as there are two sections of the bank statement. While the report detail would be same, there is a Section Name which separates the detail. As there is Transaction Detail there is also a Deposit Details section.I am sure I can do this, I am missing something subtle from your reply.Thanks------------------------------Al Rice------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 11:56 AMFrom: Baba MajekodunmiSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below: My desired table output is as below:From my study of MCR, I am not getting the complete understanding how to accomplish this.Any help will be appreciated.Thanks,------------------------------Al RiceOriginal Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:16 AMFrom: Rebecca CroninSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Al,Would you kindly post on how you solved your multi-column question. Was it link to a documentation page or a 'how-to-video' or ?? And we can then select that solution as 'Best Answer' to share with all whom might be wondering the same thing. Thank you.------------------------------Rebecca CroninCustomer Success & Community ManagerBedford MA(978) 275-8203Original Message:Sent: 04-05-2020 05:33 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!*** Please Disregard... I figured this out my self ***Sorry"
Hi @Al Rice ,I sent you a reply privately. Maybe I can help you take a quick look at this offline to give you some quick pointers. I believe you're also very close to solving this.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 12:29 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi Baba:Sorry... I am not getting it? How to distinguish Field Names from Data in your reply?. Also note my example is less complicated, as there are two sections of the bank statement. While the report detail would be same, there is a Section Name which separates the detail. As there is Transaction Detail there is also a Deposit Details section.I am sure I can do this, I am missing something subtle from your reply.Thanks------------------------------Al Rice------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 11:56 AMFrom: Baba MajekodunmiSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hi @Al Rice,I would treat this as a regular report because you can use a detail trap to capture all of these fields. The key is to extend the length of the trapping line to cover all of the lines of a record. So in your example I would highlight from Check Number all the way down to Account Manager, because that constitutes an entire record.Let me know if that makes sense.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 10:57 AMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!!Hello Rebecca:Thanks for the follow up. Yes, actually I was able to utilize the How-To library re: "Multi-Column Reports" to get guidance for my question. However, after the additional study, I was not able to completely resolve my question.My problem involves trapping data from bank statements where the format of the reports has Variable Names (Columns) as Rows and the Data Values also in Rows, as below:
Hi @Al RiceSorry I had to zip them. Here they are.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325-------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Message:Sent: 04-06-2020 01:04 PMFrom: Al RiceSubject: Multi-Column Refresher... Help!! Hi Baba: Attached is a redacted statement for your review. Please hold this in confidence. I share because I appreciate your immediate reply. Al Original Message------Hi @Al Rice ,I sent you a reply privately. Maybe I can help you take a quick look at this offline to give you some quick pointers. I believe you're also very close to solving this.------------------------------Baba MajekodunmiSolutions ConsultantAltair Engineering Inc.Manassas VA978-275-9325------------------------------"