Hi Marcy,
Have you tried creating a fresh copy of the dictionary? I've had days like you described, where a dictionary lost its power mysteriously. Recreating it via copy+paste from Excel always fixed it for me!
Both the "short" and "long" versions of the dictionary are still available for download on page 1 of this post. I hope this helps!
Amanda Tetanich, bCRE
Software Trainer | Omatic Software
Posted By Amanda Tetanich on 19 Mar 2015 03:37 PMAmanda,
Hi Marcy,
Have you tried creating a fresh copy of the dictionary? I've had days like you described, where a dictionary lost its power mysteriously. Recreating it via copy+paste from Excel always fixed it for me!
Both the "short" and "long" versions of the dictionary are still available for download on page 1 of this post. I hope this helps!
Amanda Tetanich, bCRE
Software Trainer | Omatic Software
I don't see on page 1 of this thread where I can download the 2 versions of the dictionary. I see his screenshots, but not a download link.
Thanks in advance.
Barbara
Hello Amanda,
Sorry for the delayed response and yes, I did try to copy and paste in a dictionary. The same results happen. It seems that all the other dictionaries are fine. I saw a email that with RE's last update, some APIs are not working - could this be an issue?
Thanks, Marcy
Thanks, I'll give it a try. Stay tuned.
Sort the replacement values to find --BLANK--. That will match on \. and \, That's the entry that removes the period and comma from everything.
My attempt to use ", Apt." as a replacement value leaves a space before the comma
Solved! Thank you Wayne for a little push in the right direction
This replaces a space comma with a comma:
* Replacement Value = , (just a plain comma)
* RegEx = \s\,
It gets its own dictionary row. I kept trying to fold it into the regex that matches on apartment.
This replaces apartment with , Apt.
* Replacement Value = , Apt.
*
RegEx = ?i)(?<= )(apartment\.?)
Patrick Thomas
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