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  • November 10, 2016 at 6:49 pm #5081 Score: 0

    rsm_ryan_meyer
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    Is there a formula to remove carriage returns from fields in a Saved Search? I have a custom Text Area field that is being used by a 3PL integration and have discovered that if the user hits enter within that Text Area field, the 3PL’s system sees that as a new line when it shouldn’t. I’m hoping to “scrub” the carriage returns out via formula before the data is sent to the 3PL.

    I tried the REPLACE function with
    , ‘
    ‘, /n and ‘/n’ based on some info I found on SuiteAnswers. No luck. Thanks!
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  • November 11, 2016 at 3:14 am #5082 Score: 0

    ERPExperts
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    Just to check, have you tried n as that’s the correct way around?

  • November 11, 2016 at 1:31 pm #5083 Score: 0

    rsm_ryan_meyer
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    Thanks for the reply.

    I figured out what works for carriage return (chr(13) is apparently the code representation of CR); this formula is apparently finding the CRs:

    REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13),”)

    However, when I export to Excel, they are still there. I know the formula is finding them as I modified it to REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13),’aaa’) at one point and the ‘aaa’ was showing up in the correct places in the results. I tried REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13),’ ‘) , REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13),”) , REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13),null) and REPLACE({custbody_field},chr(13)).

    Results of all those test still send CRs to Excel. It’s like the NS results are overriding the formula. Any other thoughts?

  • November 15, 2016 at 9:56 am #5084 Score: 0

    dominicb
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    Have you tried replacing chr(13) and chr(10) in case its an LF rather than a CR?

  • November 17, 2016 at 3:05 pm #5085 Score: 0

    rsm_ryan_meyer
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    Thanks for the reply. I did end up using that and replace(replace(Name,CHR(10),”),CHR(13),”) ended up working for me.

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