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copy parameters from start files

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D4n13l

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Hi.
I have a little problem that I can't solve,

I have to copy the local parameters present in my start files (see figure), in another file where they are not present, I tried with export relationships and with export data but without success,

Can anyone help me?

Thank you very much1554879584202.webp
 
Hi.
I have a little problem that I can't solve,

I have to copy the local parameters present in my start files (see figure), in another file where they are not present, I tried with export relationships and with export data but without success,

Can anyone help me?

Thank you very muchView attachment 53070
Hi.

write a text thread with relationships for each parameter,
for example:

if exists("title")
title = title

title=
endif
...

copy all the text in the reports,
regenerate,
cancel reports

if a parameter already exists is not touched.

Hi.
hinges
 
Hi.
If you have to do it one time you should do it by hand, parameter by parameter.
if you have to repeat it on multiple files you can make a macro (just register it while entering parameters in a model). If it's a more articulated thing you can use model check where you can set the check if there is a parameter and you can make it create automatically. If you want to do it on many models you can use the probatch attached to a macro.
 
Hi.
If you have to do it one time you should do it by hand, parameter by parameter.
if you have to repeat it on multiple files you can make a macro (just register it while entering parameters in a model). If it's a more articulated thing you can use model check where you can set the check if there is a parameter and you can make it create automatically. If you want to do it on many models you can use the probatch attached to a macro.
if you have to do it a single time you can also select the parameters rows, copy in the starting file and paste into the parameters in the target file
 
Hi.
If you have to do it one time you should do it by hand, parameter by parameter.
if you have to repeat it on multiple files you can make a macro (just register it while entering parameters in a model). If it's a more articulated thing you can use model check where you can set the check if there is a parameter and you can make it create automatically. If you want to do it on many models you can use the probatch attached to a macro.
When I get back to work I try to use the model check hoping to roar.. . ?
 
if you have to copy all the parameters of the start part:
Export the parameters in xlm format and import them where you need them.
 

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