Khyber Posted May 7, 2001 Posted May 7, 2001 I am wondering if it is possible to take three fields (log1, log2, log3) and have them act as one field when I'm trying to performing a find. For example, I would put my search parameter such as a number like 001 in a field called log4 which would be a calculation field of the three fields (log1, log2, log3) and it would perform a search on all three fields at the same time looking for 001.
LiveOak Posted May 7, 2001 Posted May 7, 2001 Without knowing what type of fields log1, log2, and log3 are (number, text, container, etc.) it's difficult to know how to combine them to perform a find on one field. You can certainly create a global field, call it "gFind" and run a script to find the same value in any of the three fields. Enter the value to be found in gFind and run the following script: Enter Find Mode () Set Field (log1, gFind) New Record/Request/Page Set Field (log2, gFind) New Record/Request/Page Set Field (log3, gFind) Perform Find () -bd
Khyber Posted May 8, 2001 Author Posted May 8, 2001 Is there a way to create a calculation field that will encompass three other text field so I can use the calc field to search for a value in the three text fields at the same time.
markpro Posted May 8, 2001 Posted May 8, 2001 Log Calc field = Log 1 & Log 2 & Log 3 if you want spaces in between: Log 1 & " " & Log 2 & " " & Log 3 Take it from there.
Khyber Posted May 9, 2001 Author Posted May 9, 2001 How would you get this to work with repeating fields. I tried it and it only searches the top level of the repeating fields. Any thoughts?
LiveOak Posted May 9, 2001 Posted May 9, 2001 This is kind of like someone complaining that their computer doesn't work, you always find out about the house fire last! Are log 1, log 2 and log 3 repeating fields? What is the big picture on what you are trying to do? -bd
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