christianv Posted November 17, 2003 Posted November 17, 2003 Hi everyone, Big one for you here! I have a file 'results' with four records in wich I have a field 'ResultName'. Here are the four ResultName values: 1- A 2- A+ 3- B 4- B+ In another file, I want to display a list of possible results, but the '+' in some 'ResultName' seems to mix up the list and I have only 2 choice instead of 4...(A and : Can anyone help me?
ESpringer Posted November 18, 2003 Posted November 18, 2003 Not only does your related value list refuse to acknowledge A and A+ as separate values, but any relations and lookups based on those values, once you enter them, will not distinguish them. Of course, manually setting a value list to offer those four values is no big deal, and the value list does show up properly if manually configured. Yet if you want to *do* anything with those values, like look up percentages or colors, they won't work well... However, a calculation can properly treat A+ and A differently: Case(value="A+",99,value="A",95,value="B+",89,85) So, if you manually configure your value list, then you can get another field to display a corresponding number, and do all relations (etc.) on the basis of the number rather than the mis-parsed text string. -ESpringer
djgogi Posted November 18, 2003 Posted November 18, 2003 Set indexing option for source field to "ASCII"
christianv Posted November 18, 2003 Author Posted November 18, 2003 Way to go man, you were right! Thank's a lot, the ASCII index is the solution...
Vaughan Posted November 19, 2003 Posted November 19, 2003 Something I discovered recently: setting indexing to ACSII has the side effect of making all find in that field case SENSITIVE. So a search for "dr" will not find "Dr" or DR" any more.
djgogi Posted November 19, 2003 Posted November 19, 2003 I would rather call it feature than "side" effect Dj
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