Robbydobbs Posted February 14, 2003 Posted February 14, 2003 I have a program that has calculations that require scripts to activate them. Example: "select_rate" script If["rate_code = "4"] Perform script[sub-script, "rate_misc_1"] Halt script End If If["rate_code = "5"] Perform script[sub-script, "rate_misc_2"] Halt script End If I have about 20 of these if statements running in the "select_rate" script "rate_misc_1" script Enter browse Mode set field ["rate_misc_1", "price *.10"] rate_code is a calculation that states if the name of the rate is "name", then use this Code #. Example: Rate = "10% Min 100", 2 Rate = "10% Misc", 4 and so on. The rate_code is based on a value list I have setup with all the names of the rates. My question is this: Do I have this setup right, or is there an easier way to achieve a value from a rate_code that is matched up with the price of the product? Any help on this would be appreicated.
Razumovsky Posted February 14, 2003 Posted February 14, 2003 Why do you need a script for this? Have you considered using just a plain calc field that references the rate? You could store your rates in a related file through the relationship ratename::ratename and then your calc field could be price*ratename::rate To keep your figures from changing in the event you will alter rates at some later date, you could define a lookup rate field in your master file and use this as a reference in your calc field. HTH -Raz
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