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Hello. I have prospect database and a next-action related file in FMP 5.5. NextAction file has DateCreated, NextActionDescription, DateDue, CompleteStatus (yes or no), DateCompleted I want be able to search in the NextAction portal and constrain the found set to those records in Prospects that match the criteria. The problem is that seaching in the Portal seems to be a "OR" search. For instance, if in find mode I put "Phone Followup" for NextActionDescription and "No" for CompleteStatus, I get all the records in Prospects that have a related record in NextAction that is "Phone Followup" OR "No" in CompleteStatus. I want just the Prospect records that have not been called yet! I tried this in 8.5 and it seemed to work as I expected. How do I do this in 5.5? Thanks a bunch. Darren Burgess |
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"Darren" <darrenburgess1967 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> schreef in bericht news:1175105006.866503.290620 (AT) d57g2000hsg (DOT) googlegroups.com... Hello. I have prospect database and a next-action related file in FMP 5.5. NextAction file has DateCreated, NextActionDescription, DateDue, CompleteStatus (yes or no), DateCompleted I want be able to search in the NextAction portal and constrain the found set to those records in Prospects that match the criteria. The problem is that seaching in the Portal seems to be a "OR" search. For instance, if in find mode I put "Phone Followup" for NextActionDescription and "No" for CompleteStatus, I get all the records in Prospects that have a related record in NextAction that is "Phone Followup" OR "No" in CompleteStatus. I want just the Prospect records that have not been called yet! I tried this in 8.5 and it seemed to work as I expected. How do I do this in 5.5? Thanks a bunch. I think you have to create a calcfield. This has the Description and the Status put together: cRel <Text; CompleteStatus & " " & NextActionDescription then on the other side of your relation also create Calculated key, made from the search options, in a similar fashion as the first field. Then relate these two fields and use the relation for your search portal. |
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