[Darrell Glover]

Thank you for the clarification!  I will give that a try.

[Darrell Glover]

See the attached screenshots of the xlate and results from the testing tool.  Thanks!

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[Darrell Glover]

Every time I try to use =& (either by itself or as a variable) Cloverleaf thinks it’s a delimiter and breaks the segment.

[Darrell Glover]

Thanks for the quick reply, David!  When I try using \T\, it just puts it in as plain text.  See my screenshots below from the xlate and the result in the testing tool.   Did I do something wrong?

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[Darrell Glover]

Thank you, Jerry!  Unfortunately, this client has migrated to the Cloverleaf Cloud which appears to have very limited functionality for Alerts, so I don’t think it is an option.  However, I will be using your recommendations for another client for a similar issue (they are not on the cloud).

[Darrell Glover]

I think I have it working!  Thanks again for all the help!

[Darrell Glover]

Thank you all for the great feedback!  I am new to this forum and you guys all have great info!  I used Lisa’s example as a template and I am getting closer.  The IF part of my xlate is working fine, but the actual iteration in the ELSE is not working correctly.  I just end up with all the OBX1 segments being added from the NTE1 segments (the OBX5 is never populated).   I suspect it is something with how I have the iteration Type/Basis/Variable configured.  Please see the attached and let me know where I am screwing up.  Thanks!

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