Is there a way to set vatiables with calcualted names? I mean somethink
like this: I've a table with a textfield (field_1) that can contain a
formula, and a script that examines the related records from another
table. If I find a record with field_1 that contains somthing, I want to
set a variable that takes the name from the value of relation field...
something like $formula_1.1 where 1.1 is the value from another field in
the same record.
I need this, because I want to let user introduce formulas in
textfields, and use thes formulas in other formulas with evaluate
(formula) command, all withouth touching scripts or field definitions.
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Only if you have the advanced version, because you need to create a custom
function to do this.

see: http://www.briandunning.com/cf/603
and: http://www.briandunning.com/cf/625

next time please state platform and version with you question

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Ursus

Ursus <ursus.kirk (AT) ziggo (DOT) nl> wrote:

database, but it should work on with Pro 10/11. Now I give a look to the
links.

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Ursus <ursus.kirk (AT) ziggo (DOT) nl> wrote:

this custom function:

AssegnaVariabile (nomeVariabile; contenutoVariabile) =
Evaluate ("Let ( [ " & nomeVariabile & "=\"" & contenutoVariabile & "\"
] ; \"\" ) ")

with wich you can assign a variable taking the name (or part of it) from
a field... In my case, I used it in a dummy variable assignment (like
suggested in cf603) with this values:

Case (Prestazione_variabile::calcolo_compenso <> ""; AssegnaVariabile (
"$prestazione_" & Modul-PRA:restazione_variabile;
Prestazione_variabile::calcolo_compenso ))

And it works like i need.
My be, it can be usefull to some other...

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