Character length string filter in Passolo 2015
Thread poster: miagens
miagens
miagens
Poland
Dec 12, 2015

Dear all,

I recently received a large project for review in Passolo 2015, however only source strings with 20 characters or less are to be checked. Is there any way to filter the string list, so that only strings matching this limit are displayed?

Thank you very much indeed for your help in advance!


 
Achim Herrmann
Achim Herrmann
Local time: 15:22
English to German
Create a new filter Dec 23, 2015

Hello,

Yes, this is possible and quite easy to implement. Just create a new filter and insert the following condition. Then save the filter and activate it. How to create new filters can be found in the online help.



Hope this helps.

Achim
SDL Passolo Solutions Consultant


 
Alexander Saksonov
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Ukraine
Local time: 16:22
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English to Russian
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can you please give an example of such filter? Feb 25, 2019

there is no standard option for this.

 
Achim Herrmann
Achim Herrmann
Local time: 15:22
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