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I am creating a GL integration that pulls from a csv file.  The account number in the source file has an extra two zeros in the field.  Is there a way to drop them off or to say left(myfield, 7)?

 

Thanks!

Ryan

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  • sandipdjadhav Profile Picture
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    Ryan,

    Why don't you do use Left function in Excel-CSV file thats easy / your CSV file must be in proper format before importing.

     

    Thanks

    Sandip

  • Ryan D McBee Profile Picture
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    We are doing that now, but end users are complaining about the extra step:)

     

  • MG-16101311-0 Profile Picture
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    [quote user="Ryan McBee"]

    I am creating a GL integration that pulls from a csv file.  The account number in the source file has an extra two zeros in the field.  Is there a way to drop them off or to say left(myfield, 7)?

     

    Thanks!

    Ryan

    [/quote]

    You can add the following script to your Account Number field:

    CurrentField.Value = Left(SourceFields("sourceQueryName.YourField"), 7)

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