

This setting was not available in versions prior to 5.5.07. The desired state of this setting should be determined prior to the first import into new cases and should not be changed. While enabling the Include attachment hashes in e-mail metadata hash setting is recommended, it is not advisable to change this setting during the course of a case as it will alter the e-mail hashing schema, as noted in the interface.Note the following warnings prior to running a deduplication session: When disabled, the Attach field is incorporated in with the metadata hash which only contains the file names of attached files. When enabled, the ED Loader will include the hashes of attached files in the parent e-mail's metadata hash. Include attachment hashes in e-mail metadata hash.

Does not create a record, no text is extracted, and the native file is not copied to the case folder. Creates a record in the database but does not copy the native file. Creates a record for the duplicate in the database and copies the native file into the case folder. This setting determines the action to take once a duplicate is located.

Set(varDelimiter," ") // three spaces for my case Set(varRepeatingString,Ĭoncat('pd-BuildingDescriptions'.SelectedItems,Title & " ") I built it by loading the variables below into a single line formula.

TrimEnds(Concat('pd-BuildingDescriptions'.SelectedItems,TrimEnds(Title) &" ")) The formula below provides only unique results of the building class Set(varString, This results in a string "Class 1a Class 1a Class 1a Class 1a" I am using three spaces to act as a delimiter so I can eaisly trim the last delimeter with TrimEnds. I have used this formula to get the associated classes TrimEnds(Concat('pd-BuildingDescriptions'.SelectedItems,Title &" ")) I have a combo box named: pd-BuildingDescriptions. This is some basic data from the table Title The combo box is linked to a sharepoint table. I had a similar problem where a user can select multiple building descriptions in a combo box and I want to display the associated building classifications. I was able to use the help of the posts above to solve my problem so I thought I would share my case and my outcome.
