Re: Copying column values in Ecco Extension

It makes sense and we recommend it when
copying column values from one data file to another (not within
the same file to a different folder/column!) For example please
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On 12/16/2016 10:55 AM, 'JS' [email protected] [eccopro] wrote:

















>> After some
experience, however, it looks as if the values in
the Y column maintain a link to those in the X
column, and switch back to those X-column values
after a time -- though not right away, which adds a
spooky element to an inconvenient feature.




Sounds too weird to me.




I tried Merge Column Values
command in a new file and it indeed copies values
from one folder/column to another and nothing more.
There should not be any hidden links or whatever
connections between original value and it’s copy.




Can you re-produce this
effect in a new file or it exists only in your
working data file?




Best regards,


JS












From: Frank
Nettleton [email protected] [eccopro]



Sent: Friday, December 16, 2016 06:01


To: [email protected]



Subject: [eccopro] Copying column
values in Ecco Extension




















Here's a matter of some urgency to
me:

I recently discovered the Merge Column Values
function in Ecco Extension. When you open
that dialog, the message is: copy (not merge)
column values from X (folder/column) to Y
(folder/column).

Perhaps because of this message wording, I
assumed using that command would create
independent copies of the values in the X
column in the Y column, which I could then
permanently alter at will. In my principal
Ecco applications, being able to do this would
be a great boon.

After some experience, however, it looks as if
the values in the Y column maintain a link to
those in the X column, and switch back to
those X-column values after a time -- though
not right away, which adds a spooky element to
an inconvenient feature.

Appreciate advice as to whether I'm correctly
understanding how this works, and if so:

1) Of what use a permanently linked set of
column values is (why not just use the same
column in both places?), and

2) Whether there is a way to do what I want,
i.e., copy values between columns so that the
Y values do not maintain a link to the X
values, and remain the same until I change
them.

Many thanks in advance,

Frank Nettleton




























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