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==Overview== |
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The J. River Media Core database engine supports Excel-style functions for use in view schemes, searches, displayed columns, and tag editing. |
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An expression is a mixture of text, fields, and functions. |
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Examples: |
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This is simple text |
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This is an artist: [Artist] |
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The song [Name] is rated [Rating] stars |
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The file is FormatBoolean(IsMissing(), missing from, on) your machine |
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====Fields==== |
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Any text between brackets [] will be replaced with the corresponding field. As an example, [Artist] would be replaced by Bob Dylan for any Bob Dylan tracks. If the text between brackets doesn't match any known fields, it will be left alone. After the field name, a comma can be placed followed by a 0 or 1 for whether the field should get formatted. So, [Duration] and [Duration, 1] will give "4:02" while [Duration, 0] will give "242". |
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==Functions== |
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A function allows special operations to be performed. A list of functions follows: |
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{| border="1" |
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! scope="col" style="background: red; color: white" | Function |
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! scope="col" style="background: red; color: white" | Description |
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! scope="col" style="background: red; color: white" | Examples |
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! scope="row" | A Work In Progress |
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| Cell 2 || Cell 3 |
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! scope="row" | ==test== |
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| Cell B |
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| Cell C |
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