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Field Calculation changing Layouts?

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Is it possible to have a value of a field calculation determine which layout to go to?

Not a script but a calculation value.

Here is an example:

When entering info on a application you put down applying status is alone then at bottom you tab into field and it takes you to the next layout, but if the value was co-applicant it takes you to the co-applicant portion of the layout.

[ February 27, 2002, 02:05 PM: Message edited by: vr5150 ]

A quick and simple answer to this one me thinks.

The answer would be no. You would need a script to change layouts when changing field.

you could use waves in motions ozaium events to trigger a script on exiting, but other than that you would need a button to go to the correct layout.

You may be able to do this with a series of relationships to show different fields, but a lot of work.

Hmmm... there is an old trick of using a self-joined portal to hide or display layout elements. This might be useful.

To do it properly you'd need a script & a button.

Vaughan's [really nifty] idea kind of breaks down if your users are tabbing between fields -- what happens if they tab into a "hidden" field?

Just put a "Continue" button at the bottom of the layout, and attach a script that goes to the proper layout, based on the contents of a particular field.

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