F.e as an sample case to make it clear what I need. I’am creating a concrete foundation with insulation like EPS. I want to make it so that the user can set the thickness of the front insulation, the under ( between dirt and beam ) insulation, the back side ( inner ) insulation and so on. This mea…

Use attribute inspector and copy the _attributeName_options values and place in the corresponding DC [Capture]

And the options data field may also be URL encoded (if memory serves.). Via Ruby … (I think) … require 'uri' opts = Hash[ '50 mm', '5', '100 mm', '10', '200 mm', '20' ] opts_dc = URI.encode_www_form( opts ) REF: URI module URI::encode_www_form module function.

@pcmoor Thank you. I did download it right away. In meanwhile i figured it out what went wrong. I did OVERLOOK something. I HAVE TO TYPE ‘LIST’ IN CAPITALS, I GUESS I WAS A LITTLE BLIND. I got it working. @DanRathbun I will try to implement your idea as well. even quicker to make a list.

[image] rvamerongen: I HAVE TO TYPE ‘LIST’ IN CAPITALS It is silly that the DC code does not use case-insensitive comparison of the attribute access type.

Not sure about that, it is a Keyword. It was my own fault. I should have look better at the text, all the others where in capitals, so why not ‘List’.

Further to this list production, as most data is accessible to excel or other spreadsheets, a macro script can convert the two columns to a string with the appropriate delimiters. As this forum does not allow me to post an actual working spreadsheet. You (or any interested party) would need to PM t…

Hi, thank you for the invitation. I will do. Always interested. However I did have the list in my spreadsheet, I did use tekst.samenvoegen ( text.concat? ) for each row to get the textual representation. Then concats all the rows. Copy past into the code. For now okay and fast. I will use something…

update on VBA code Sub Macro1() Dim i As Integer, astr As String, bstr As String, total As String For i = 0 To Selection.Rows.Count - 1 astr = ActiveCell.Offset(i, 0) If Not astr = "" Then astr = URLEncode(astr, False) bstr = ActiveCell.Offset(i, 1) bstr = URLEn…

Even better. Copy past into my snippets. Thnk you

Hi, this is nice. Is that a self written excel macro, or is this downloadable?

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