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Portal within a portal

dkemme
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I have two tables, Visits with a record for each patient visit, VisitCharges with many records for each charge for that visit. I have a relationship with the VisitID to the many VisitCharges (VisitToVisitCharges) and a portal works great to show all the charges for that visit. I then have a selfjoining portal from Visit to Visit that works great to show each visit in a horizontal fashion, each column shows one row and has a differing starting row. I then created a VisitToVisitToVisitCharge relationship. My problem is when I place the portal with the VisitCharges in this VisitToVisit portal, nothing shows. I believe I have the relationship correct because when the field is take out of the VisitToVisitCharge portal, it shows the first VisitCharge. Any suggestions?

FileMaker Version: Dev 7

Platform: Mac OS X Panther

Portals cannot be nested. You can nest them on the layout, but they won't work.

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Thanks.

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