Has anybody manged to extract the component parts of the ClientName & ClientAddress Fields?

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10 February 2012 17:21

As it says above. I realise I could create individual questions but as I need the postcode to be looked up and then used seperately It would be neater to use thesystem questions and utilse the individual elements

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Mark Williams 12 February 2012 22:50

Hi Brian, not sure on the Client Name but Client address works as follows (CorrespondenceAddress is the question name):

[CorrespondenceAddress_AddressLine1_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_AddressLine2_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_TownCity_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_County_Value]

[CorrespondenceAddress_Postcode_Value]

You may or may not need the _Value depending on what you're doing with it.

Hope this helps.

Mark

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Permanently deleted user 13 February 2012 09:11

Not sure about this Mark, as we use the system field Client.Address which is populated from an external lookup (E-Postcode). The same principle should apply so i will give it a try.

Thanks for your suggestion, it is appreciated.

Brian

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Mark Williams 16 February 2012 00:43

We also use postcode lookup and Client.Address fields and it works for us. Let me know how it goes.

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Permanently deleted user 16 February 2012 10:15

Mark... your guidance got me to the right place. Our system has it stored under [MainAddress] as opposed to [CorresponenceAddress], but the same principles you outlined work. just got to sort out ClientName now !! :)

Thanks again

Brian

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Mark Williams 16 February 2012 10:29

I would try Firstname, Lastname and Title i.e. if your field name was ClientName then access these by using:

ClientName_FirstName_Value

ClientName_LastName_Value

ClientName_Title_Value

Let me know

Mark

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