+3Hello,
I'm trying to find a way to be able to export a view in a .txt file based on a template.
Example view:
Template would be like:
Hello {Name} {Lastname}, you are a {Age} {Gender}
So the .txt file would look like:
Hello Martin Shelvi, you are a 22 Male
Hello Lara Croft, you are a 29 Female
Best answer by Stephen_Orr1
You can't export as .txt natively but you can export as .csv and open it in a text editor like Notepad/TextEdit.
Create a formula field with the following formula:
"Hello " & {Name} & " " & {Lastname} & ", you are a " & {Age} & " " & {Gender}
Then, either
1. copy and paste only this field into a .txt file
or
2. make it your table's primary field + create a new view with just this field unhidden + export as .csv and open in a text editor
+18You can't export as .txt natively but you can export as .csv and open it in a text editor like Notepad/TextEdit.
Create a formula field with the following formula:
"Hello " & {Name} & " " & {Lastname} & ", you are a " & {Age} & " " & {Gender}
Then, either
1. copy and paste only this field into a .txt file
or
2. make it your table's primary field + create a new view with just this field unhidden + export as .csv and open in a text editor
+3You can't export as .txt natively but you can export as .csv and open it in a text editor like Notepad/TextEdit.
Create a formula field with the following formula:
"Hello " & {Name} & " " & {Lastname} & ", you are a " & {Age} & " " & {Gender}
Then, either
1. copy and paste only this field into a .txt file
or
2. make it your table's primary field + create a new view with just this field unhidden + export as .csv and open in a text editor
Awesome! Works great. Thank you ❤️
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