On 5/29/2015 1:44 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Not that it matters, but it seems to me if you set the rowDelimiter
to LF and then used split by return thinking you meant it to use LF
as the delimiter, you would be surprised at the result. I think (and
I don’t know this for sure) that if you had the row
Not that it matters, but it seems to me if you set the rowDelimiter to LF and
then used split by return thinking you meant it to use LF as the delimiter, you
would be surprised at the result. I think (and I don’t know this for sure) that
if you had the rowDelimiter set to LF and your document co
On 5/28/2015 8:58 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
I think "split by row" is the same as "split by return" provided the
rowDelimiter is a return. If that property is something else, I do
not see how it is different than "split by primaryDelimiter".
I don't see any difference either. Either I'm missi
Jacque.
I think "split by row" is the same as "split by return" provided the
rowDelimiter is a return. If that property is something else, I do not see how
it is different than "split by primaryDelimiter".
So maybe it is just a shortcut for a "standard" dataSet, where rows are
delimited by r
