Been trying to figure this out without success on my own.
I want to export a table with a custom name, that is dependent on a variable.
This is what works:
let testMonth = '123';
Store EfektivitateExport into 'W:\SecretLocation\$(testMonth).csv' (txt);
If I run this code here, it exports a file named "123.csv" in the desied location.
However, if I define the variable as:
let testMonth = maxmonth;
where maxmonth is a variable that has a value of "8" , the exported file has blank name.
I would like to know what can I do to make a dynamic export file name that works.
Thanks
EDIT:
When I make a table with field maxmonth, it gives one result "8", so I assume that there is no problem. When I make a variable in script let testMonth = maxmonth; the testMonth variable has no value after the reload? Why is that?
If maxmonth is really a (valid) variable you don't need to create an extra variable testMonth to use it within the store-statement else you could use maxmonth.
But I assume you don't mean a variable else a fieldvalue. To grab any fieldvalue within the script you need a load or functions like peek() or fieldvalue() which may look in your case like:
If maxmonth is really a (valid) variable you don't need to create an extra variable testMonth to use it within the store-statement else you could use maxmonth.
But I assume you don't mean a variable else a fieldvalue. To grab any fieldvalue within the script you need a load or functions like peek() or fieldvalue() which may look in your case like:
