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Hi, I've spent a while on this and managed to get my poor head spinning.....maybe someone can put me straight? I have a Filemaker database showing a number of bank accounts. Information such as names of account, date opened, date closed, balance and such like is included for entries as appropriate. Many of the bank accounts are closed as interest rates become less attractive. After a number of years I now have a huge list that makes reading the document troublesome. I want to keep all the information for tax return/reference purposes but would like to show the list entries as 'greyed out' once the account is closed so that it is clearer. Can this be done with a script? Might it be better to create a separate layout that excludes closed accounts? If so, how would I do that? It's FMP 11. Thanks. Jim |
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In article <4e359200$0$1683$c3e8da3$33a0879d (AT) news (DOT) astraweb.com>, Jim <madonspam (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi, I've spent a while on this and managed to get my poor head spinning.....maybe someone can put me straight? I have a Filemaker database showing a number of bank accounts. Information such as names of account, date opened, date closed, balance and such like is included for entries as appropriate. Many of the bank accounts are closed as interest rates become less attractive. After a number of years I now have a huge list that makes reading the document troublesome. I want to keep all the information for tax return/reference purposes but would like to show the list entries as 'greyed out' once the account is closed so that it is clearer. Can this be done with a script? Might it be better to create a separate layout that excludes closed accounts? If so, how would I do that? It's FMP 11. Thanks. Jim A simple approach is to add a field to indicate if an account is open, then do a find to show only the open accounts. Tell us a bit more about the structure of your database and maybe we'll be better able to offer advice. |
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