In using >> to put out just the client's name, how do I avoid including the honorific as well (i.e., "Ms.")?
Also, beyond "getparty,attorney", what do I use to pull out the employer's and carrier's names?
Jim
eliminating honorifics
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Michael Appell
Re: eliminating honorifics
Hi Jim,
if you don't want the salutation, try the Name command instead like this:
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and if it's the client you want (as the above will do), you can shorten it to just this:
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Regarding your question: as to --> what do I use to pull out the employer's and carrier's names?
are you referring to the firm/company or the first and last name?
for the firm/company, I'll assume you are using EMPLOYER and INSURANCE for the category. So, you would automatically pull the firmname like this:
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keep in mind that this is automatically pulling the information of the first employer and insurance carrier. If there are more than one, you may decide to use the getparty,askandsupress command which prompts the user. Then follow that with the name command as above.
Mike
if you don't want the salutation, try the Name command instead like this:
>>
and if it's the client you want (as the above will do), you can shorten it to just this:
>
Regarding your question: as to --> what do I use to pull out the employer's and carrier's names?
are you referring to the firm/company or the first and last name?
for the firm/company, I'll assume you are using EMPLOYER and INSURANCE for the category. So, you would automatically pull the firmname like this:
>>
>>
keep in mind that this is automatically pulling the information of the first employer and insurance carrier. If there are more than one, you may decide to use the getparty,askandsupress command which prompts the user. Then follow that with the name command as above.
Mike