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Ketan_Lalcheta2-Explorer
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October 1, 2015
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Characters (") in repeat region relations

  • October 1, 2015
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Hello,

I am able to set relations in repeat region as below:

if asm_mbr_name == "PRT1111"

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = "42 Die Components"

endif

I would like to understand how to use (") into value of CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC. My scenario is to set value of 42" Die components. As soon as I put below line in relation, It does not work:

if asm_mbr_name == "PRT1111"

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = "42" Die Components"

endif

Thank you in advance.

Regards

Ketan

Best answer by RonSt.Pierre

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = '42' +'" ' + 'Die Components'

Need to change the type of container, in otherwords, I swapped the double quote to a single to capture the text fields so that I can capture the double quote as text

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RonSt.Pierre12-AmethystAnswer
12-Amethyst
October 1, 2015

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = '42' +'" ' + 'Die Components'

Need to change the type of container, in otherwords, I swapped the double quote to a single to capture the text fields so that I can capture the double quote as text

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MatPaille3-Newcomer
3-Newcomer
December 6, 2018

Instead of using ' or ", can I use another character to type

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = ¿l'arbre mesure 42"¿

 

to avoid writing

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = "l'arbre mesure " + '42"'

 

the desired result is (l'arbre mesure 42")

 

Thank you

Mathieu Paillé

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BenLoosli23-Emerald III
23-Emerald III
December 6, 2018

No, it is coded that strings are designated with a ' or ". You can use the ' to designate the string and then use the " for the inch symbol within the string.

 

CAD_SAP_PLM_DESC = 'l'+"'"+'arbre mesure 42"'

single quote around the l, then double quote the apostrophe and single quote the remainder of the string.

    Patriot_1776
    Patriot_177622-Sapphire II
    22-Sapphire II
    December 6, 2018

    @BenLoosli  Are the ' and " interchangeable and function exactly the same then?  I've currently been using the ", as in "," to put a comma in.

     

    Grazie!

     

    Frank

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