Hi,
I'm using CR9 connected to an Excel spreadsheet. I have literature cited information that needs to be displayed with the first line fully left justified and the following lines indented (for each record). I know how to do this if I'm just working with a text object (by setting indentation first line to -.5 and left to .5), but because the length of some citations > 254 characters, I had to write a formula to combine two text fields. I can't figure out how to make the hanging indent work with the formula field. Does anyone know how to do this?
This is the formula I used to combine the two fields:
if Length({Sheet1.Lit Cited}) < 255 then {Sheet1.Lit Cited}
else {Sheet1.Lit Cited} + {Sheet1.Lit Cited2}
Below is an example of what I want to see:
Smith, J.D. and C.T. Brown. 2000. The Fishes of the
White River. Journal Name. Vol: Page range.
Thompson, S.S., J.F. Matthews, and J.C. Morse. 2000. The
Crustaceans of the White River and Tributaries.
Journal Name. Volume: Page range.
Thanks,
Shauna
I'm using CR9 connected to an Excel spreadsheet. I have literature cited information that needs to be displayed with the first line fully left justified and the following lines indented (for each record). I know how to do this if I'm just working with a text object (by setting indentation first line to -.5 and left to .5), but because the length of some citations > 254 characters, I had to write a formula to combine two text fields. I can't figure out how to make the hanging indent work with the formula field. Does anyone know how to do this?
This is the formula I used to combine the two fields:
if Length({Sheet1.Lit Cited}) < 255 then {Sheet1.Lit Cited}
else {Sheet1.Lit Cited} + {Sheet1.Lit Cited2}
Below is an example of what I want to see:
Smith, J.D. and C.T. Brown. 2000. The Fishes of the
White River. Journal Name. Vol: Page range.
Thompson, S.S., J.F. Matthews, and J.C. Morse. 2000. The
Crustaceans of the White River and Tributaries.
Journal Name. Volume: Page range.
Thanks,
Shauna