Newbies PTraub Posted June 13, 2004 Newbies Posted June 13, 2004 Hi All, I hope someone is able to shed some light. I have two portals which show records from different files. The first portal shows items that have been quoted for an installation and the other shows 'over run' items which were neccessary in order to complete the job. I want to be able to collate these items from both portals and incorporate them into a new quote which will then be more accurate for future quotes for similar installations. I hope this is clear enough. TIA Paul
jasonwood Posted June 14, 2004 Posted June 14, 2004 Since you're storing essentially the same type of information in both, these should actually be in one file. Each record in this file can have a field indicating which type it is, and you could set up portals to filter based on that criteria for those occasions when you only want to see one or the other.
Newbies PTraub Posted June 14, 2004 Author Newbies Posted June 14, 2004 Hi Jason, Thanks for that!. I know how to set a portal to sort but ma unsure how to filter. Are there any demo files I can look at? Regards Paul jasonwood said: Since you're storing essentially the same type of information in both, these should actually be in one file. Each record in this file can have a field indicating which type it is, and you could set up portals to filter based on that criteria for those occasions when you only want to see one or the other.
jasonwood Posted June 15, 2004 Posted June 15, 2004 In your case I think you'd probably set up 3 relationships One relating parent to children based on the key field alone. The other two relationships would relate based on a calculated key field that would include additional characters to identify the "type". eg: 55555-quote and 55555-over You would display this in 3 different portals, either on the same layout or different layouts.
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