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Patrick, Whit
 
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Default Populating checkboxes - 11-02-2005 , 02:12 PM






I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick


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Matt Wills
 
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Default Re: Populating checkboxes - 11-02-2005 , 04:46 PM






Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

Quote:
I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick
You're saying "looked up."


If you are, in fact, performing a lookup, then your checkbox field will be
populated with the looked up value.


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Default Re: Populating checkboxes - 11-02-2005 , 05:17 PM



Matt,

I said it badly. The checkbox field is populated with the looked up value.
What happens is that at least one of the checkboxes is checked. I want to
run a script or calculation that will make sure all of the boxes are
unchecked (unpopulated?).

Thanks for pointing it out.

Whit


On 11/2/05 1446, in article Okbaf.3155$5F3.2256@trndny03, "Matt Wills"
<I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Quote:
Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick

You're saying "looked up."


If you are, in fact, performing a lookup, then your checkbox field will be
populated with the looked up value.


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Matt Wills
 
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Default Re: Populating checkboxes - 11-02-2005 , 05:45 PM



Your script need only consist of the single step

Replace Contents [ YourField ; "" ]

which will act on the found set.

Matt

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

Quote:
Matt,

I said it badly. The checkbox field is populated with the looked up value.
What happens is that at least one of the checkboxes is checked.
I want to run a script or calculation that will make sure all of the boxes
are
unchecked (unpopulated?).

Thanks for pointing it out.

Whit


On 11/2/05 1446, in article Okbaf.3155$5F3.2256@trndny03, "Matt Wills"
I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick

You're saying "looked up."


If you are, in fact, performing a lookup, then your checkbox field will be
populated with the looked up value.


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Patrick, Whit
 
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Default Re: Populating checkboxes - 11-03-2005 , 09:24 AM



Matt,

Why is it that I so often overlook the simple and elegant solutions provided
to me?

Thanks!
Whit

(Whit slinks off to the corner and punishes himself with an hour of R-Base
development!)


On 11/2/05 1545, in article rccaf.2640$Ar5.113@trndny01, "Matt Wills"
<I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Quote:
Your script need only consist of the single step

Replace Contents [ YourField ; "" ]

which will act on the found set.

Matt

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

Matt,

I said it badly. The checkbox field is populated with the looked up value.
What happens is that at least one of the checkboxes is checked.
I want to run a script or calculation that will make sure all of the boxes
are
unchecked (unpopulated?).

Thanks for pointing it out.

Whit


On 11/2/05 1446, in article Okbaf.3155$5F3.2256@trndny03, "Matt Wills"
I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick

You're saying "looked up."


If you are, in fact, performing a lookup, then your checkbox field will be
populated with the looked up value.




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Matt Wills
 
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Default Re: Populating checkboxes - 11-03-2005 , 04:43 PM



Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/3/2005):

Quote:
Matt,

Why is it that I so often overlook the simple and elegant solutions
provided
to me?

Thanks!
Whit

(Whit slinks off to the corner and punishes himself with an hour of R-Base
development!)


On 11/2/05 1545, in article rccaf.2640$Ar5.113@trndny01, "Matt Wills"
I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Your script need only consist of the single step

Replace Contents [ YourField ; "" ]

which will act on the found set.

Matt

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

Matt,

I said it badly. The checkbox field is populated with the looked up
value.
What happens is that at least one of the checkboxes is checked.
I want to run a script or calculation that will make sure all of the
boxes
are
unchecked (unpopulated?).

Thanks for pointing it out.

Whit


On 11/2/05 1446, in article Okbaf.3155$5F3.2256@trndny03, "Matt Wills"
I'm (AT) Witz (DOT) end> wrote:

Patrick, Whit wrote on (11/2/2005):

I have some fields that are looked up from other table's value lists
and
represented in the main table as Checkbox Lists.

How can I insure the checkboxes are populated as empty when the field
is
diplayed?

It seems that one of the boxes always comes up with an "X" in it.

Thanks
Whit Patrick

You're saying "looked up."


If you are, in fact, performing a lookup, then your checkbox field will
be
populated with the looked up value.


I don't know about you, but I can blame on the aftereffects of having come
of age in the Sixties.

Matt


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